Hey everyone,
I have a classic "what would you do" situation and I'd like to get some ideas to help shape my career. Imagine this: you've just graduated from university and you're about to start as an analyst on the capital markets team at a bb in London. You'll have two-year rotations at ECM and DCM. After taxes, you'll be making approximately 4k a month, and you plan to save half of it (unsure about bonus amounts). While you're mainly interested in future buyside opportunities, you don't have a specific plan yet.
Here are my questions for you:
1) How would you save 2k a month (assuming you have no prior savings) to ensure long-term financial stability and taking advantage of compounding?
2) What are the potential bonuses, and how would you invest them?
3) What are the keys to success and making a strong impression in a capital markets role?
4) How should I prepare for a long-term plan of transitioning into private equity?
Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, folks!
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