Hi Everyone,
Just recieved a JPM MMBSI Full-Time Analyst 2022 program offer, and could really use some help deciding whether or not to take it. I am graduating from undergrad this summer.
I have around 2 years of internship experience during my undergraduate studies, at a Big 4 in Audit and Canadian IBD middle office, as well as passed CFA L1. My ultimate goal is to work in equities research, or front office at a BB IBD. However, I don't even know if that is something I actually want to do since I dont really have experience in that field. To be completely honest, like many fresh/almost college grads, I am not 100% certain what I want to do.
The JPM offer is for their commercial banking division, and I do know it will be a great experience, whether learning or contributing, but I am wondering if I should accept first, or keep looking for a more ideal first job out of graduation. The comps and the team members I met during the interview process have all be up to par.
Would this opportunitiy be a good place to start my career ? So far this is my only offer on the table, but I am also still interviewing for some Middle Office IBD jobs, but JPM has a 1-week deadline to accept offers...
What’s the offer for this position? Have friends who are in the process as well
Its a 2.5 years analyst program, and no gurantee of job after contracts up
Sounds like the offer I accepted with JPM, 2 year analyst program and have to apply for associate position after with no guarantee. Wondering what the rate is for this program
Not really it will be more credit-focused. You might be able to network your way into IB tho
Thanks blue bear for sharing the info
Definitely agree it’s a good start of career, lots of transferable skills, but if bear is interested in equity research, I’ll recommend to keep applying on related roles.
Commercial banking at a BB will open doors within finance. I know people who have done it and gone to IB, ER (this is what I did), S&T, and a number of other corporate roles
what is the comp for analyst?
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