Geopolitical Advisory ? (LAZ, ROTH, etc.)
Does anyone have good info on what these roles look like / what sort of work you cover (technical or otherwise)? Feel like I’ve see a couple of banks open arms related to this practice (JPM and GS, some other EBs too have).
Seems like an interesting cross section of geopolitics / international relations and finance and that combo is pretty appealing to me.
Also curious what potential exits might look like. Would this be more a long term gig, or could you move from there to something like Macro HF?
Geopolitical advisory roles at firms like Lazard (LAZ), Rothschild (ROTH), and other elite boutiques (EBs) or bulge brackets (e.g., JPM, GS) are indeed a fascinating intersection of geopolitics, international relations, and finance. Here's what you need to know based on the most helpful WSO content:
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This field offers a unique blend of finance and geopolitics, making it an excellent choice for those passionate about both areas. If you're considering this path, it could open doors to diverse and impactful career opportunities.
Sources: Sovereign Advisory Resource, Los Angeles IB SA Recruiting Mini-Guide, IB - Non-technical Exit Opps?, What Field Are You And in What Broad Region?, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/consulting/qa-eb-co-invest-pe-m7-mba-mbb?customgpt=1
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