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Id probably take the Finance internship. A transition from an FP&A internship to IB seems a lot more logical than Tax to IB. 

The main thing to acknowledge is that neither is ideal for IBD, and so therefore you either will or wont get into IB through hustle/interview capability/being personable. Take a deep breath and know neither internship will make or break your chances for IBD/MC. That said, I cannot think of one reason why you would choose the Tax internship over FP&A for MC / IB (and I have been in both IB and MC). 

 

Thanks for your help! The one reason I'm leaning towards Deloitte is the brand name, because I feel that it will help me stand out more than a role at a F200 Pharma (which, from checking on LinkedIn, many people seem to have). But I can also see a lot of people going to Deloitte Tax, so I don't know if it's actually regarded to be better. I've also heard that if banks/consultancies see that students can get into well-known firms like Deloitte, it's a sign that the student is very competent (since Deloitte had like 3 rounds of interviews). What are your thoughts on this - worth sticking with Deloitte for the brand name bump over Roche/Novartis/Baier? Worst comes to worst, if I genuinely don't like tax, then I guess I can speak with someone at Deloitte and ask them if I can get another role within the firm during full-time recruitment that's more aligned with my long-term goals.

 

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