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This is my resume, I just graduated (DEC 12) from a whatever school with a shit GPA, I'm looking for a job as a analyst.

EDUCATION
XXX University XXX
Bachelor of Business Administration Major in Finance Graduated December 2012
• Level 1 candidate in the CFA program
• Series 3, 7, 34, 63 Licenses
• GPA: 2.78

WORK & LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
XXXX BROKER DEALER XXXX
Institutional Sales April 2011-September2012
• Maintained a database of over 8,000 hedge funds, updated and analyzed performance and risk metrics. Held constant communication with managers, high net worth and institutional investors in person, over the phone and through email.
• Provided research and analysis of alternative asset trends (asset class correlations and covariance, macro indicators, strategic and tactical allocation)
• Integral part of the Capital Introduction team, worked to raise assets for select hedge fund from high net worth and institutional investors.
• Generated and maintained new business relationships on an ongoing basis.
• Provided prime brokerage consulting services to emerging managers, under the guidance of former UBS Managing Director.
XXX STUDENT CLUB XXXX
Student Analyst August 2010 – April 2011
• Held membership in a student club where those with a passion for finance come to learn and teach valuation and portfolio management techniques that are not taught to us at the undergraduate level.
• Developed valuation models of distressed junior mining companies with the guidance of NYU professor Aswath Damodaran’s books and online classes. Worked to pool capital together to begin live trading based on our analyses.
XXX LAW FIRM XXXXX
Legal Assistant, Labor Dept. April 2006– October 2006
• Maintained an up-to date database of all the cases the firm was involved in. Led the effort to optimize the schedule for interns going to different courts to keep up with cases. Cases would be looked at several times a day by different people, and clients would be billed for redundant hours of work. Took initiative to meet with other departments and gather case information needs to eliminate inefficiency, saving clients an average of 30 hrs a week of billing time.

SKILLS, ACTIVITIES & INTERESTS
Skills: Proficient in building spreadsheets, strong analytical thinking and problem solving skills.,
wide knowledge of accounting principles and practices, ability to perform complex numerical calculations, broad knowledge of budget forecasting and strategic planning,
sound knowledge of economics, financial markets and banking.
Languages: Fluent in Spanish
Activities: Trading mining stocks, XXX Men’s Rugby, XXX fraternity (social chair 2009),
Interests: Valuation, Analysis, Economics, Music (12 years playing guitar), History

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September 2026 Investment Banking

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  • Moelis & Company 01 98.9%
  • JPMorgan 01 98.4%
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Overall Employee Satisfaction

September 2026 Investment Banking

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  • Morgan Stanley 03 98.9%
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Professional Growth Opportunities

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  • Moelis & Company 01 98.9%
  • Morgan Stanley 07 98.4%
  • Goldman Sachs 01 97.9%
  • JPMorgan No 97.3%

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