Private equity --> trading (advice appreciated)
Hi monkeys,
Would love some advice from the forum here.
I started my career in FICC sales and trading c.5-6 years ago (straight out of university). However, my bank was going through some pretty bad turmoil at the time and coming from a working class background I felt that I should choose something more stable instead of risk being laid off at such bank.
So after 1 year of FICC sales and trading, I transferred to an MBB and then Private equity. However, I know that I still love trading and really don't enjoy the process of MBB/PE.
In hindsight it was a naive / highly risk averse decision at the time.
For anyone that's taken a bit of an unconventional route (back) to trading - would love your advice on best approach to getting back into sales/trading division of a bank.
Background: Top UK target university with 4.0 GPA equivalent and MBB/PE experience noted above. 1 year at a BB in sales and trading as well as a couple of sales/trading internships.
Thanks a lot!
Principal in PE - LBOs, bummer your thread hasn't had a response yet. Sometimes bots are smarter than humans anyways:
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You're welcome.
Hey, based in UK happy to chat about FICC space and recruitment & mkt.
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