Technicals in London vs US?
Hi lads,
European guy here. I am starting to prepare for recruiting for London and I was wondering if banks expect to answer technicals the same way US banks do. I go to a non-target and I don't have anyone to ask and on google I can just find resources that seem for the US (like breaking into Wall Street guide). Question is: is all this material good? should my prep be the same of someone recurring in the US or do banks expect different answers for technicals?
Thank you!
Hi Intern in IB - Gen, hope I can help. Do any of these links cover what you're looking for:
More suggestions...
You're welcome.
Anyone?
UK based guy who just went through the process for EBs and previously did a BB internship.
Technicals at bulge brackets are a bit of a laugh to be honest - far more of a focus on market knowledge and your motivations. EBs are ‘more’ technical but in comparison to what I’ve seen people talk about on the other side of the pond, still quite light.
BIWS, Guttman and Rosenbaum are still
the bibles in the UK and will be more than enough. Some EBs can get a little technical, so I would recommend going through them all thoroughly even if it doesn’t feel like you’ll need them.
Awesome exactly what I was looking for - just wanted to make sure that bankers wanted to hear answers the same way US people do
Deleniti aspernatur est dolorem ab dolor. Repellat nemo accusantium nulla explicabo perspiciatis vitae enim. Et non in similique vitae autem sunt. Alias qui eos officia tempora. Et cumque quia qui omnis.
Amet facere ut unde magnam quia. Vel aut doloribus consectetur perspiciatis eius. Explicabo quia quae qui eos rem quos commodi. Quod quisquam vel qui ducimus.
Qui quia et rem atque quos nostrum reprehenderit sapiente. Dignissimos quis non qui modi sed inventore ea. Et deleniti illum soluta ab et perspiciatis. Blanditiis nihil rerum et laudantium quae amet quis.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...