2021 SA kicking off?

I know RBC has posted 2021 stuff before, but I just saw that Guggenheim posted the summer 2021 IB position. Does this mean 2021 has kicked off? Especially now that BBs are doing info sessions/coffee chats at targets starting late January early February?

Link:

https://guggenheim.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Ex…

 

depends on definition of "kicked off", but most BB and other banks will be doing superdays in the fall. A few EB/MM might have recruiting that takes place a bit earlier.

Barclays, BAML etc are doing spring diversity-only events where you can get an early offer.

 

I know for a fact that gs, ms, jpm, evercore, centerview, baml, barclays, pjt will be in the fall.

Citi, CS, RBC will be late spring into summer.

Spoke to people at each firm.

 

They did this last year too. Their interview process takes place in June-August, though. I wouldn’t recommend submitting an app until your resume is a bit more robust

 

I thought you have to apply right when the application opens or you are out of luck?

 

Last year non-diversity applications opened in July at which point you'll be in your sophomore internship giving you time. If the timeline is more accelerated though, you're better off submitting as soon as possible, especially if you have something for the soph summer lined up already. It's rolling and it's best to jam your foot in the door ASAP. Only situation worth delaying for is to strengthen your network but only if u no abs no one

 

Don't know why im getting MS but I'm friends with analysts there who have discussed an early SA 2021 recruiting cycle.

 

You'll be fine,since you'll be starting there for your sophomore year. Recruiting takes place beginning in the spring of your sophomore year at the earliest, so you'll have a whole semester under your belt. Also, as a current freshman you will recruit for 2022 SA. The only way you're in a less than ideal spot is if you are going for a sophomore diversity program for 2021 summer.

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My first round for pjt (for strategic advisory nyc) last year was 7/2X/2019, rest of ebs were the week after so u can do the math. cvp was September I believe (a partner told me that)

Also I am a complete non target if that helps. Happy to share interview questions from these places if u want to pm me.

 

I'm at H/W, and my PJT RSSG timeline was April/May (coffee chat in late March, phone interview in mid April, and superday(s) in May). 10-12 of the spots were filled by late May. Happy to discuss further.

PJT Strategic Advisory, Evercore recruiting happened during the summer.

 
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Good luck guys, don't worry too much about the interviews your peers around you might seem to be getting in abundance during the spring. Outside of Citi/CS, diversity events, and a few EB's, most of your recruiting will happen in the summer/fall.

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This is 100% incorrect. Some DIVERSITY recruitment takes place in February/April, and as far as I know, only Citi, CS & possibly BMO went early for their core schools. BBs and EBS core school recruiting took place from June-August with most banks kicking off in July. Don't post bad info

 

rbc went early too but yeah most stuff will absolutely be in fall.

don't be pressured to sign in the spring unless its one of your top choices, because fall will have over 80 percent of recruiting.

 

With interviews taking place at different times. How long do you have to except an offer if you recruit in the spring? Is it the norm to take the first offer you get or should you generally wait until the fall and see if you land something better?

 

2 weeks usually and it's up to you.

if you love cs then take them, if you really want jpm then you have to wait till fall.

 

Not really an answer to the question but being from the UK, I’m genuinely stunned at how early SA recruitment begins in the US. I know interviews don’t start in earnest until the summer, but it’s practically a year and a half in advance for an internship.

Are you screwed if you’re a little late to the party/weren’t necessarily sure about IB/what IB was at this stage?

 

Recruitment has picked up speed and unfortunately this means that one should have an idea about pursuing a career in finance as a freshman in college. It isn't a great for those who are a little late to the party but doesn't mean they still can't secure an internship. However you do miss out on learning opportunities and time to rebound from mistakes during the recruiting process. I envy the international recruitment timelines - they're typically after US.

 

Happy to chime in on foreigners recruiting for US IB roles (assuming you’re a Brit looking to move to US IB). I managed to get a summer offer last just months before the internship kicked off (non citizen, foreign school, if that helps). As many here have and will attest, networking is key. What helps foreign applications differentiate themselves is where they can clearly articulate what they bring to the table that is demonstrably unique to that of a local candidate. Persistence is key, and never ever listen to anyone who tells you that “if you miss the window you’re out of the running” - rubbish.

 

I'm not sure if you are trolling, but when OP means 2021 SA they are referring to summer analyst roles in 2021 for students graduating in 2022. They are by no means already filled up. If they are, then I'm def screwed lol

 

To the original poster, SA 2021 will be on a bit of a delayed schedule. Most firms will be going in Summer/Fall. You might see some kids getting interviews in spring, but don’t panic as a lot of it will be diversity and the bulk of your recruiting will be happening later. Just keep grinding and things will work out. If you have any more specific questions, feel free to reply and I’ll send you a PM and try to help out the best I can.

 

Hi, I'm relatively late to the game and only decided on IB earlier this month, so am new to WSO too. Would appreciate any advice you could provide regarding which firms' cycles haven't started yet (there is quite a bit of conflicting information re: MM/EBs though I gather Moelis, Baird, Ducera etc. are done) as well as how best to approach the process given my inexperience. I've talked to seniors, read the Vault guide, networked through alum etc. but am always looking for more advice. Thanks!

 

sorry, not every bank. BBs will probably stay the same, but I know for a fact that 3-4 top MM plan to be done in spring to early summer, compared to last year when they were still going strong in sep-oct.

 

Where is the Guggenheim 2021 SA posted? Couldn't find it on their careers site...

 

Anyone have any insight on Ducera? I'm mostly interested in exit opps and whether it would be worth recruiting for them early on or waiting for the "better" restructuring groups like HL/PJT/etc. Also can anyone compare Ducera restructuring to Guggenheim Restructuring?

 

A bit late to the party. SA2021 been filled since last year. With any luck, you'll be able to recruit SA2060 and that's a big if

 

wow i've never heard this joke before. do also have one on target high or middle schools?

 

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