NY to London?
I really like London and want to work there at some point. I currently work at a bank that has a small office in London (less than 50 people) and I get a chance to transfer when doing A2A, but the London team is < NY team in terms of deal flow and brand recognition etc. My questions are:
1) Should I move to a bigger bank here at NY first and then transfer to London (I feel easier to lateral here)? If so, what BB/EB/Others (Jeff, RBC etc.) promote international mobility? Very curious on Rothschild. Not interested in balance sheet banks like Nomura or Mizuho.
Or
2) Should I do a master or MBA at top schools like LBS/LSE? How are master programs at those schools viewed at US?
3) Work visa and sponsorship? I guess only big firms offer that?
If the topic was discussed before, please share a link below. Many thanks.
Quick comment but I hope you'll get useful information from it
EBs sponsor as well. I don't think you need to bother with an extra step to be honest. I worked in a strong group at one of the Canadian banks and got poached by a London team and they took care of everything.
Were you approached by headhunters or the bank directly? Any idea why? Was it because you go to a target / have connections there / else?
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