I'm in a process right now for a MF and am wondering how technical/difficult their modeling tests are compared to an associate-level modeling test. I'm studying off associate-level but perhaps that is overkill? What do you guys think?
I would also appreciate any info on difficulty/technicality of the overall process compared to an IB Analyst/SA test.
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I have a case study for a UMM analyst program, can you pm me if you’re down to trade for the MF associate modeling tests?
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