HELP: PwC FSR Group
Hi Everyone,
I was wondering if anyone has any knowledge about PwC's Financial Instruments, Structured Products and Real Estate (FSR) Group.
"The PwC FSR group has experience in all aspects of securitization accounting, tax, finance, servicing, valuation, asset analysis and due diligence, structuring alternatives, transaction closings and issuance, trustee and bond administration operations, investor reporting, financial reporting, compliance, Regulation AB reporting, technology, transaction surveillance, and risk management."
http://www.PwC.com/us/en/financial-instruments-and-credit/index.jhtml
Any information regarding prestige, pay, exit ops would be very much appreciated!
pm'ed you
I may also have an opportunity to work with this group. If you could PM me as well, I'd appreciate it. Thanks
Sorry, could you PM me as well? Thanks!
Would you please pm some information about this group as well? I would greatly appreciate it, thanks.
Hi could someone also pm me information as well...
Could you pm me as well? I would be interviewing with them soon and would very much like to get more information. Thanks!
I have an interview with this group next Friday and would also love any sort of information about it
I am also looking for information about exit ops, the value of the experience gained, prestige, and anything else worth noting in relation to FSR. any information you can provide would be greatly appreciated
Can you also pm me too? just reached by a recruiter from PwC FSR group.
Thank you very much.
Can you also pm me too? just reached by a recruiter from PwC FSR group.
Thank you very much.
Hey, i know this is an older ocmment but i would really appreciate if you could share some info on FSR ! Thanks so much
Would love some information as well. Thanks
Hi do you mind sharing the information with me as well? It would be much appreciated!!
Can you please pm me as well. I'm going to have an interview with them this Friday. Appreciate it!
This group do valuation of derivative products for audit (assurance) group.
hi arguewithatree. Could you pm the info to me too? Thanks.
would anyone mind sending info about FSR? I'd really like to know more about the group from different sources
Would love a PM as well, thanks in advance!
Hi could I also get some information about FSR... I know this is an old post but its the only thing I could find about it. I'm in PwC core assurance right now but am looking to switch. Would you know the pay differential between the two groups?
Looks like arguewithatree or anyone else who knows about this group needs to post some info about it.
Interviewed with them for FT a few years ago and one of friends worked there for few months before jumping back into IB. It is a good entry level role, especially if building knowledge with certain valuation of certain assets are your jam....
I have received an offer and would also like to be pm'ed if you could. Thanks i really appreciate it!
I would love info on the group if anyone has it. I have spoken with many people at the firm but am trying to learn more and make sure it is a good fit for me.
I would love info on the group if anyone has it. I have spoken with many people at the firm but am trying to learn more and make sure it is a good fit for me.
Hi do you mind sharing the information with me as well? It would be much appreciated!!
^ could someone PM me the information as well? thanks!
This thread is amazing.
Why can't anyone just C+P the original message from the PM?
....PM me too though I'm interested haha
I would also like some info on this group, interview in 7 days!
Pm me if you are looking for information @Abc024" StrategyJunkie
I want also have an opportunity to work .....
Accepted a position in assurance instead. Anyone know if it's possible to reapply for FSR before I would start assurance with them next summer?
This is an older thread but I just applied for a winternship. Would someone PM these juicy detail about exit ops and how to get the job?
PwC FSR... (Originally Posted: 10/24/2011)
so i recently got an offer from PwC-fsr which is essentially a role in structured products...i am personally very keen on a role in ibd and have a summer internship offer for equity research at a MM..i am having a hard time deciding that which would be a better option that could lead me to ibd at a bb....equity research or PwC fsr? please help!
I am an undergrad with business major and a decent gpa...but in this mkt, ibd seems like a far cry........please help me decide btw the two!
i heard fsr works 80 hrs a week and gets paid 55k with no bonus first year lol
It is my understanding that all of that is correct.
any idea about exit opps? would it be better to go for equity research? I actually want ibd and so I am looking at what will give me the best shot at it....
I heard you only work 4 days a week during the summer so that isn't that bad.
ratrace- when did you interview for the job? Also- where would the equity research position be?
i interviewed last week for PwC and the research position is at Stifel Nicolaus....so they are kinda strong in that area i think. but my aim is IBD...i want to see which would lead it there more quickly..
the hours aren't that bad
PwC FSR Group (Originally Posted: 10/26/2015)
Does anyone have any info on the PwC FSR Group? I have searched the forums but nothing of substance came up. Are super days technical, fit, or both? Thanks everyone!
I would also like to hear some input on this. Interview is next week!
There are like 5000 threads asking for info on this, but none of them have any solid info. Has literally no one on WSO worked for PwC FSR? I'm curious as to what this group does as well.
pm me
PwC FSR Group? (Originally Posted: 10/18/2015)
Does anyone have any info regarding this group? The full name is Financial Instruments, Structured Products, and Real Estate Group. I'm interviewing soon for an internship positions but I haven't been able to find much, especially regarding exit opps, any info or experience would help
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FSR Group at PwC (Originally Posted: 06/01/2013)
Hello, I've had a few interviews with the FSR group at PwC. I had a very good impression of the company overall but I would still like to hear some insight from someone who actually works there or has worked there. Any info would be much appreciated!
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