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kanu vashisht

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Are you asking about what to do after this?

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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,

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If you refer investment bank as traders, then nope. These jacks only recruits from target elite schools, such as Oxbridge, LBS, LSE, ICL, UCL in the UK, Ivy league level schools in the US, If you mean analyst jobs, then an accountant qualification can break into, but it's more geography relevance, the US doesn't trust their CPA can do an analyst job; they more likely prefer the CFA accountants in UK is very popular and look up to, and ACA/ACCA/CIMA can work their way into back office, mid-office positions. As for China, accountants and CFA are comparable in analyst jobs, so CPA ACCA is recommendable.

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Kukki Bala

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ICFL - Icicidirect Centre For Financial Learning, Andheri East, Mumbai offers Chartered Financial Analyst- CFA Level 1 for a duration of 6 months. You may check the duration of other institutes by clicking the link below:
https://bit.ly/2ECmLqA.

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Mohit BadhwarMember- Sports committee and IMI bytes.

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It all depends in which you are in. Which finance company comes there for recruitment? Moreover, before looking for the finance company make your finance area strong, you need to have good knowledge of equity market, mutual funds, market analysis etc. Why to worry from now, first enter into the field and then explore it.

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Never depend on a single income. Manage your investment as a second source of income. Make your Investments effectively through EPIM programme. Eligibility Criteria: Graduate (Min 50%) or Diploma Holder (10+2+3)
Go through the link for more information: http://www.getaheadeducation.com/programs-offered/finance-programs/bse-epim
Ace your skills in 12 Months (Online programme):
Overview of Stock Investing
Investment Guidance
Trend/Company Analysis
Entry & Exit Strategy
programme Benefits:
Understanding the fundamental concepts
Enhance skills to manage investment portfolios
To understand the riskiness of a stock or a portfolio position.

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Beginner-Level 4

Never depend on a single income. Manage your investment as a second source of income. Make your Investments effectively through EPIM programme. Eligibility Criteria: Graduate (Min 50%) or Diploma Holder (10+2+3).
Go through the link for more information: http://www.getaheadeducation.com/programs-offered/finance-programs/bse-epim
Ace your skills in 12 Months (Online programme):
Overview of Stock Investing
Investment Guidance
Trend/Company Analysis
Entry & Exit Strategy
programme Benefits:
Understanding the fundamental concepts
Enhance skills to manage investment portfolios
To understand the riskiness of a stock or a portfolio position.

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shaniya salahuddin

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Hi,
You can become a investment banker after your graduation but you can pursue internship in a investment bank. You can become a investment banker by B.COM/BBA. But finance/ accountancy is compulsory.
Good luck!

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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,

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Investment bankers customarily require payment of an up-front retainer fee, when the engagement begins. The retainer fee is generally non-refundable, but should be credited against the success fee due at closing. In our experience, the typical retainer fee ranges from $50,000-100,000 in middle-market transactions.

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