If you interview with equities at a BB can you be placed with Fixed Income or other divisions? From my understanding, S&T analysts are generally all placed together in one class and request their top choices. However, is there a class of all equities products analyst and a class of fixed income, etc.?
Thanks.
if you interview for equities, you're going to end up in equities - some banks recruit for S&T as a whole (eg - BoA), and some recruit specifically for trading, or specifically for sales (eg - Barclays).
thanks a lot. any clue as to how Morgan Stanley does this?
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I disagree. If you show that you're particularly interested in equities and end up getting an offer... it'll probably be FOR equities. However, if they believe that your story and credentials would be a better fit in FI, then they may put you in that department.
Sorry, don't know about MS S&T in particular..
MS does equities and FI separately; I seem to remember equities interviews being divided into institutional and private client accounts, but I can't be sure.
you can definitely make a transfer within a bank (from equities to FI, or vice versa), but not within your orientation period, especially in these times.
you are right about that. institutional equities is a separate division from private clients
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