Landing your first investment management job can seem like a daunting challenge, but the right preparation can make all the difference. This collection is packed with practical tips and resources to help you stand out. From what to read and research, to gaining relevant experience, nailing interviews and making the most of internships, you’ll find everything you need to kickstart your investing career. Start here to sharpen your skills, build your confidence, and take the first step toward an exciting future.
Applying and interviewing for an internship or graduate position in investment management can be competitive and a little daunting. These tips will help you find, apply and secure your dream investing role and navigate the process with confidence and success.
Meredith Jordan is a Partner at Platinum Pacific Partners (PPP), Future IM/Pact's exclusive recruitment partner that specialises in the investment management industry. Meredith shares the key questions she asks all aspiring investors during the crucial recruiter interview stage and secrets to success.
Over the years, we've heard many pearls of wisdom from professional investors wanting to help women crack into the investment management industry. Here's a roundup of invaluable tips and insights shared at our Early Career Program events.
Starting a career in investment management takes time and a passion for learning. Traditionally, front-office investing roles required at least 2 years work experience, however many firms are now offering internships and graduate programs to attract the brightest young minds in the country. This article offers tips and ideas to best position yourself for an investing career.
Starting a career in investment management takes dedication, but with the right approach and support, you can set yourself up for success. By applying the tips and strategies shared in these articles - whether it’s preparing for interviews, gaining hands-on experience, or knowing what to study - you’ll be better equipped to thrive in this competitive industry. Remember, your journey is just beginning, and the investment you make in yourself now will pay off for years to come.
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