Would writing "financial report analysis" or "financial statement analysis" or anything similar be looked favorably upon under skills for a resume for IB internships, or would it be met with a laugh since it could be something you are expected to know or could be easily trained for?
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Pick any public company, analyze their financial statements, and send me a 3 paragraph analysis, because I doubt you know what you're doing.
Would have to ask to see your notes because I really doubt you know what you're doing either....
I have never seen a skills section in a resume tailored for investment banking. It would be more meaningful if you could show your skills through the responsibilities and bullets under your experience.
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