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Preparing for your Investment Banking Interview

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Investment banking isn't quite the banking that you've heard of all your life. This is a type of banking that involves advising businesses and making sure that everything goes right. The type of advice they give businesses is mostly about money. Essentially, they tell a company where to invest. This advice is normally in stocks, and as you probably know, there are a lot of variables to take into account.

The different types of stocks out there are forex, commodity, securities, derivatives, and a few others. They will also help businesses to manage mergers and acquisitions, which is a huge part of the corporate world. So essentially, the point of these types of banking jobs are to watch where all the money is going, and make sure that it is spent wisely to ensure the future of the company.

Because of the nature of these finance jobs, as an investment banker you will be making a huge impact on the condition of the world, and even shape its future. The economical conditions lie with the way large companies spend their money, do you think you have the ability to dictate that? Can you give a company the strategic advice that it needs?



Remember that you will need to be a licensed broker-dealer to do any advising, and of course you are going to need to design a great resume if you wish to break into investment banking. This isn't' a conventional job, and therefore it requires an unconventional resume. Just remember one thing when designing your resume: this isn't a job at McDonalds.

First of all, when trying to build a resume for these types of finance careers, you want to keep your resume short and sweet. That does mean you should leave things out, but it does mean that you should try to make it easy to read. Keep in mind that your potential employer doesn't want to read ten pages of your accomplishments, if they want to know your extended history, they'll ask.

Though the cover letter is very important, these types of finance jobs do not require any fonts that stand out. Make sure that you write in standard black and white fonts, preferably Times New Roman. If you try using any strange color, the employer will probably throw the resume away without a second look.

Remain focused on achievements that are relevant to the banking jobs that you are trying to break into. Don't stray from the topic and start writing about something that has absolutely no relevance to the finance jobs at hand. Though you might have an urge to talk about your participation in some even ten years ago, your recent accomplishments are what matters right now.

It sounds tough, and getting into banking jobs always is. Remember, you are going to be dealing with a large amount of money, which means you have to be absolutely trusted by the banking institution. Show them that you can be trusted, and that you are the best person for the job. All finance careers depend heavily on that initial interview, so make sure it's a good one! Do your best to prepare, talk to individuals that have been in the profession before, and know exactly what you're getting yourself into. You're going to need all the help you can get.
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