Recruiting timeline (UK edition)
I will be starting at a target this year in the UK (not Oxbridge, think LSE, UCL, Imperial, Warwick). It’s a 3 year program and I’m curious to know what the recruiting timeline looks like. For reference/context, I’m an Indian citizen (follow up question: does this make me a diversity for hiring?) When are internships? What’s the difference between an SA and SW? What are return offer rates like at these types of internships? I feel like I might not be asking the right kind of questions, so if anyone could tell me what the recruiting process/timeline looks like, I’d greatly appreciate it!
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Spring weeks are done in your first year in April. SA in summer after 2nd year. Read the post linked above^
If You Are An Indian Citizen Sorry To Say But You Are Wasting Your Time.
Unless You Are Mukesh Ambanis Nephew Your Chances Of Getting Into Banking In The Uk Are Zero To None.
I see this comment got MS, so I don't fully trust it, but can someone else speak to this? I thought that they were pretty good with sponsoring visas in the UK?
lol ignore the comment above - it's a complete BS lots of UK bankers are from India
Warwick? Seriously? Warwick is a place full of arrogant kids
Kids who have nothing to do other than submitting banking applications
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