IR is already minimally covered in general (looking at UMM, maybe MF), let alone for 1-2 years post-grad. Assume a low interest in going into IB / front office banker in PE.
What would my day-to-day look like as an analyst? And what are my exit options-- is it really just lateral to another IR role? Shedding light on bonuses in this role would be helpful as well.
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