tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8465635269245388983.post860636762759208319..comments2024-03-06T18:15:04.355+05:30Comments on Bateman Begins: Myth Busters - Investment Banking Bateman Beginshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11336972409147456694noreply@blogger.comBlogger5125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8465635269245388983.post-62806224309657921942023-06-27T17:50:13.014+05:302023-06-27T17:50:13.014+05:30Nice article! Thank you for this information! I fo...Nice article! Thank you for this information! I found it very easy and useful!<br /><a href="https://gwayerp.com/inventory-management" rel="nofollow">inventory management software</a>joseph kuruvillahttps://www.blogger.com/profile/17199050542952781387noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8465635269245388983.post-68900982524412899852015-06-20T15:02:25.064+05:302015-06-20T15:02:25.064+05:30JPMC's CRG division is closely related to inve...JPMC's CRG division is closely related to investment banking. It's not front-office IB, but the research work that is done in CRG is done by IB analysts as well. So it may be possible to jump to IB (in a deal-making sense, not just research) from CRG after a few years.<br /><br />However, moving to PE from CRG will be more difficult because CRG will not prepare you for investing roles. Sure, many of the skills learned in CRG will be useful in PE, but you won't pick up certain crucial aspects, like evaluating a deal from an investing point of view, structuring, LBO modeling, etc. in CRG. So CRG to PE is difficult, but it could be done if you sell yourself well from the perspective of an investing mindset. Bateman Beginshttps://www.blogger.com/profile/11336972409147456694noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8465635269245388983.post-82837942896082338392015-06-17T19:55:48.516+05:302015-06-17T19:55:48.516+05:30What are your views abt the junior analyst roles a...What are your views abt the junior analyst roles at say JPMC CRG. It recruits at my college and hires freshers. Does this role fall under the umbrella of IB and help one in securing a PE or a BB offer in future without an MBA.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8465635269245388983.post-74063655524516053462013-01-30T23:18:51.504+05:302013-01-30T23:18:51.504+05:30If you consider working in BO being better off tha...If you consider working in BO being better off than working in statutory audit, then yes, BO has the advantage.<br /><br />But as far as the direct advantage gained from BO experience is concerned, it can - at best - give you a marginal advantage. The reason is, the skill-set and exposure required in FO is simply not involved at all in BO. Being exposed to fund accounting has ZERO advantage in FO.<br /><br />The tangible advantage that you get from BO will be limited to having the name of a bulge bracket bank on your resume, if that. Bateman Beginshttps://www.blogger.com/profile/11336972409147456694noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8465635269245388983.post-37478347310539041262013-01-30T13:39:40.264+05:302013-01-30T13:39:40.264+05:30I do not agree to the point that working in the BO...I do not agree to the point that working in the BO doesnt improve the chances of being transferred to FO.. its def a contributing factor, and as far i know, no fresher is taken directly into FO operations in the Bulge bracket institutions.. Suchitra Sayeeramhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/10896621116099293825noreply@blogger.com