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It's a UK website like an online club with application advice to succeed in different competitive industries and companies. It's very well-known in the UK and you need good grades to be one of their members.

 

not that well-known either, people graduated 3 years ago never even heard of this name

 

If you want to learn about IBD you should read WSO (check the Hall of Fame) and read books on the subject (there are also threads about that on WSO). Honestly having Bright Network on your resume could be seen as a red flag, by those who know what it is at least.

 
"Prospect in IB - Gen"not an internship.

That's the important bit. You will be laughed out if you show it as an 'internship' or list it under work experience on your CV (LOL at the 'Investment Banking Summer Analyst at Bright Network my linkedin has filled up with). Props to bright network for providing a platform for people to genuinely learn and explore the role but it just got ruined by a bunch of trolls in attendance.

 

He works for Bright Network. I think he was doing an introduction to the event.

 

I skipped it as I felt I had enough SW/Finance Internships on my CV already but I think if I had come across it a couple of years ago it would have been worth doing to 1. Show an interest in the field 2. Get some "Key Words" on my CV for machine reader to pick up on.

 

From a secondary school students perspective it was quite informative as long as you filterd out the clowns from the chat function. The task was only as tricky as you wanted to make it. There was scope to do a DCF and a comp analysis but most people just analysed the metrics they provided.

Overall, the speakers were good and it did give a good insight.

Edit: BN made it clear that that it wasn't an internship so there's no excuse for the clowns on LinkedIn.

 

Please, they call it an Investment Banking Internship Experience and advertised it as 3-day Internship in their acceptance email

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