London Business School MiF (Experienced) vs Europe MBAs ??

Hi all,

To give you a context and some further elements: for a less-than-5 year professional experience guy currently working at a Big 4 M&A team in Europe (no UK) and with previous experience in leveraged finance + CFA L2 passed, what do you think would be the best option in order to get a shot in higher-level finance in London (IB, boutiques, PE etc.) between LBS MiF and other European MBAs?

From what I read and some google/linkedin research, it looks like attending an MBA with the purpose to remain in finance would not add an exceptional value, while a MiF, focused in finance and offered by a top university could be a better solution.

Thanks!

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