I am a 2nd year business student doing business maths as a second semester course but I am struggling with the probability topic that is decision making under uncertainty. I want to major in finance but I wanna know if I am going to face more advanced maths in finance that I may not be ready for and if accounting should be a better alternative. I am incredibly average at maths please be honest 😭…
I’m a rising senior with an expected graduation of May 2027. I’ve been working in finance already full time in a business banking operations role, but of course the degree will open many doors to higher paying roles. When should I start applying to jobs, and how do I find jobs that are hiring students and not expecting an immediate start? submitted by /u/Conventions [link] [comments]
This is in the Denver Colorado area. Associate Advisors at my firm are paid $75k with the opportunity to earn 20% of the revenue on new assets brought in and 10% of the revenue on assets we do the management on (so 30% if you source and manage the assets). All of us are licensed and most of us have additional credentials (CFP, CFA, EA). We have a 20% variable bonus structure based on firm growth,…
. Looking for some advice from people who have actually worked as advisors / transitioned into advising. I’m 29, have a bachelor’s degree, and have been in financial services for 5+ years. Currently a wholesaler, with prior experience working in the back office at a large BD/RIA. My background has mainly been with fund companies and annuities. Long term, I’d like to transition into being an…
I’m a final-year stats student at a target university in the UK (top 10), and I’ll be applying to insurance/consulting/accounting grad schemes. I got a first in Year 1 (76%) and Year 2 (74% currently, pending due to a deferred assessment that I haven’t got results for yet). I didn’t secure an internship at a firm this summer, but I did have a research role using R to create models and…
Hi everyone, I’m currently a sophomore preparing to go through the IB recruiting process this year. I heard some rumors that Evercore is dropping their applications in September. If anyone has heard anything,how true is this? submitted by /u/Comfortable_Elk_6301 [link] [comments]
Hi Everybody, i assume questions will be about market trends, stock picking and UBS culture. do you have by any chance the full list? submitted by /u/Affectionate-Art8211 [link] [comments]
I'm looking to make a mid-career pivot from middle-market strategy consulting to an allocator role in an endowment or foundation. Particular interest in private markets and impact investing. Would love to hear this community's thoughts on next steps. Background : 3 yrs private wealth, 3 yrs entrepreneur, 2 yrs corporate strategic planning (Fortune 500 manufacturing), 5 yrs middle-market strategy…
I’m early in my accounting/finance career and I’m wondering if General Accounting is a good place to build experience and grow from. My main concern is the relatively low salary I see for a lot of General Accounting roles, especially compared to areas like FP&A, financial analysis, cost accounting,internal audit, or other finance/accounting paths. For those who started in General Accounting, did…
I bought CFI membership to get the FVMA. But before I shifted my focus to learning financial modeling I was trying to learn Python. Specifically, I wanted to use code to gather financial data and create a library of financial data and ratio analysis. Before I was doing the CFA Python practice skill modules. Could CFI teach me to do that and more too? And yes, I know "just use AI" is an option but…