I am currently working in the big 4 undertaking the ACA exams, want to make move to IB, any advice?
I have spent 2 years in corporate finance/recovery and now undertaking some time in Internal Audit, will this hamper my progress? Any advice on CFA would this help or any suggestions on ways to improve my CV in the interim?
Asked by Irish23
Posted in Switching Sectors and Accounting
03 Jul 2008
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You'll need first time passes in your exams, and to boost your chances, you'll ideally need to demonstrate some experience in transaction services. Recovery area is about to become pretty hot, as the economy deteriorates, so that's a plus in your cv, but internal audit is not so hot. No need for CFA if you have ACA, as CFA is only really useful if you want to become an analyst or portfolio manager (i.e. not necessary in IB world).
PJ 03 Jul 2008
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