JPM FIG in 2022
I’m recruiting for FIG groups and have heard / seen mixed reviews on the team at JPM, so wondering what’s the recent consensus. Any insight would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance!
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Would say that the culture depends mostly on which subgroup within JPM FIG you’re talking about. I think people in the group have a genuine interest in financials and digging deep into the sector and people mistake that for being hardo
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