Hi,
Final year student here, I interned in EB in Paris but I would like to move to NY to start my career as an A1. To what extent is it possible to work in New York as an European? What is the easiest way to get there? I think that joining a bank in Europe (Paris or London) and then making the internal move to New York in the same bank might be the best solution, what do you think?
Thanks in advance :)
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Do you have the right to work in the US? If not, usually the easiest way is to move internally via a rotational / mobility program.
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