Quant resume in HK IBD recruiting
Hi all,
I'm a rising senior studying in US who was late to the game of IBD recruiting, which means for my junior summer I did not have an internship offer secured at a BB/EB. However I did gain some experience in IBD by networking to secure some internships at smaller banks.
I know that HK recruiting is different in the sense that you can first go to grad school and then recruit as an intern analyst, and that's what I plan on doing. However, I know that there are "target programs" for HK IBD such as MIT Mfin/Princeton MFE/CMU MFE etc. that are honestly very quantitative. I have 1 year left until applying for grad school (I plan on deferring graduation by 1 year) and I'm trying to prep my way into one of these programs by doing some quant internships/projects. However, even if I get into one of these programs, my resume would become quite quant-heavy. Does anyone know if this would negatively impact IBD recruitment? Or if anyone has had the experience of transferring from quant to IBD, I would highly appreciate if you can share your experience!
Based on the most helpful WSO content, here are some insights regarding your situation:
School and Program Selection:
Experience and Resume:
Networking and Recruiting Techniques:
Work-Life Balance (WLB):
Transitioning from Quant to IBD:
In summary, while a quant-heavy resume might initially seem misaligned with IBD, leveraging your quantitative skills, networking effectively, and gaining relevant finance experience can position you well for HK IBD recruiting.
Sources: So you want to be a Quant?, So you want to be a Quant?, , , If I see another "Incoming IBD Analyst/Summer Analyst" on LinkedIn.. I'll k--l someone
Can you do that in hk??
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