Raghavendra Bhat
CA FINAL
[ Scorecard : 458]
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Posted On 10 July 2012 at 16:14
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CA Final, awaiting results. To become an Investment Banker which recognised courses I have to take? What is the proper time, i mean after CA or simultaniously? please guide me.
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Anushree
CA final
[ Scorecard : 1430]
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Posted On 10 July 2012 at 16:16
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i too need to know about this
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Gaurav Aggarwal
MBA CA Final CMA Final Persuing Mcom
[ Scorecard : 1500]
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Posted On 10 July 2012 at 17:15
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Palash Gupta
Student...Hoping to pass Inter
[ Scorecard : 776]
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Posted On 10 July 2012 at 18:47
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Yaaa...Mee toooo..sumbody plzzz answer!!!!!! :(
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Neha sharma
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[ Scorecard : 824]
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Posted On 10 July 2012 at 18:50
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It is very difficult for CA's to get direct entry into Investment Banking. Therefore, it is advisable that you either opt for MBA or CFA.
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MBA: If you opt for a regular MBA from good B-School, then your chances of entering into Investment Banking are bright. MBA from not so popular B-School or from Correspondence wont help. CA + MBA is a good combination, provided that MBA is from a good B School
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CFA: CFA from the US is a very good course for entry into the finance field. Its a rigorous course and can be pursued along with Job. Again, CFA from ICFAI does not hold much value. CA + CFA is an awesome combination
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Tony G
Vice President but looking for a different meaning to life
[ Scorecard : 232]
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Posted On 10 July 2012 at 21:39
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CFA (US) or MBA (Finance) from a good B School would do good for you to become an Investment Banker. In case of MBA(Finance), you can do it after articleship only as you have to do it from a top college. In case of CFA(US), the best time would be after completion of graduation (irrespective of whether you have appeared or going to appear for CA Final). All the Best
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Abhishek Jain
CA
[ Scorecard : 32]
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Posted On 10 July 2012 at 23:36
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CFA (us) or mba..i would prefer cfa(us) taking in account the oppurtunity cost after CA..
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Jatin Singh Negi
Country Analyst
[ Scorecard : 504]
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Posted On 11 July 2012 at 00:00
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Try the course of investment banking from "school of Investment banking" (SIB)
But the cost of the course is too much and it last for 10 weeks only.
You can do it at any point of time provided its been in their schedule.
Google for SIB and u can very well make the enqiury with them.
Apart from SIB followings are the options:
1. Go for PGPSM course.
2. Go for MBF of ICAI
3. Go for MBF from IIF (If u r eligible)
4. Else keep on trying through the websites of Investment banking companies working in India
5. Also there are companies like Infosys, WIPRO, Reliance and Bank of America kind of companies who are doing investment banking activites for themselves. Try to reach out to these companies and get a sense of Investment banking.Thereafter try for some bigger Investment banking firms like Morgan Stanley, ABN AMRO etc etc
Thanks and best wishes..
Even I have a keen interest in Investment Banking :))
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Raghavendra Bhat
CA FINAL
[ Scorecard : 458]
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Posted On 11 July 2012 at 12:21
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Anu Dhimaan
Chartered Accountant
[ Scorecard : 28]
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Posted On 24 July 2012 at 16:18
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Hello
I have completed my chartered accountancy in may 2012 (in first attempt) and wish to take up investment banking as my career. My internship
is from a very reputed firm in New Delhi wherein i handled various internal audits.
I don't have any work experience for investment banking as such.
Shall I pursue any further studies for the same like MBA or CFA? What shall be my exact course of action for the same? Also, shall I start my job with the big 4
CA firms for investment banking.
Please help.
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