Citi Ops, versus Morgan Stanley Corp treasuary, versus Deutsche Ops

Which should I go with? I'm thinking citi since it would be easier to stay with them after 2 years, I get to work in the citi, and the people seem nice. Morgan stanley I think the culture would blow, and if they do get bought out corp treasury would be the very first to go (whoever buys them would bring their own corp treasuary people in) Deutsche I dont know much about asie from what you can get from the net, but I think working for a U.S. company is better, and they might stick me in non-nyc.

The one down side its that deustche and MS were recruiting at beter schools for ops, so does this mean the citi program wil be worse? or does it mean it'd be easier for me to get a promotion?

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treasury can be a very interesting place to work - you'll be one of the few people in the company with an understanding of the overall cash position and the ability to take on more risk.

if MS goes under, you will be in high demand to help clean up their trades

 

Curious, how did you manage to get offers from all these places? When did you apply? I haven't heard from any, but I also applied like 2 weeks ago.

 
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