S&T summer internship: MS fixed income vs Citi STQA vs UBS securities
Which of these programs do you think is the best (no obvious answer of course)? Can anyone with previous internship experience weigh in on their experiences? Culture wise? Work wise? What you got out of the internship? Desk strengths? Thanks.
Do you have offers from all three, because you seem to be sitting pretty high right now?
Id go with the one with negative revenues...
Who has negative revenues?
Morgan Stanley had negative revenues in part of FICC due to some credit spreads.
Citi STQA is actually a program that i respect despite it being a bunch of socially awkward quants. uncle vik loves his quants
MS Fixed Income has been weak over the past few years. I'd roll with Citi
Thanks guys, it seems people like Citi. What do people think about UBS?
Big fan of Citi STQA. Heard many positive things. Their markets business has been growing, and the STQA program is unique in that they're rotational and do a great job placing people into the desks they want.
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