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Based on the most helpful WSO content, JPMorgan superdays for similar roles often include a mix of behavioral and technical questions. While the mention of "coursework on finance, econ, and accounting a plus" suggests that having a foundational understanding of these topics is beneficial, it doesn't necessarily mean the interview will be entirely behavioral. Here's what you can expect and prepare for:

  1. Behavioral Questions:

    • Be ready to discuss your background, motivations, and experiences. Common questions include:
      • Why JPMorgan?
      • Why Global Corporate Banking?
      • Tell me about a time you worked in a team or faced a challenge.
      • How do you prioritize tasks under pressure?
    • Prepare concise and structured stories using the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result).
  2. Technical Questions:

    • While the focus might lean towards behaviorals, you should still prepare for basic technicals, especially if your resume highlights finance-related coursework or experience. Examples include:
      • Explaining financial statements (e.g., how the three statements are connected).
      • Basic valuation methods (e.g., DCF, multiples).
      • Global macroeconomic trends and their impact on corporate banking.
      • How you would approach investing or managing a large sum of money.
  3. Global Macro and Market Awareness:

    • Be prepared to discuss current global events and their potential impact on financial markets or corporate banking. For example, how interest rate changes or geopolitical events might affect corporate clients.
  4. General Tips:

    • Practice articulating your answers clearly and confidently.
    • Research JPMorgan's recent deals, initiatives, and values to tailor your responses.
    • Be ready for potential brainteasers or problem-solving questions to assess your critical thinking.

Good luck with your preparation!

Sources: New JP Morgan SA 2020 Thread, JPM SA 2021, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/jpm-sa-2021?customgpt=1, JP Morgan Investment Banking October 16th Superday, JPM SA 2021 Accelerated

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