How to Prepare for Investment Banking as a Freshman
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- Опубліковано 12 лип 2024
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The path to break into investment banking is a lot longer than it might seem. Most people who break in have dedicated years to networking, studying valuation, and hunting for internships. In this video, we'll break down how you can start on the right foot as a freshman and be in a great position to secure an investment banking offer.
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0:00 - Intro
1:46 - Step 1) Learn the Lingo
4:19 - Step 2) Meet the Finance People at Your School
6:13 - Step 3) Join the Right Finance Clubs
7:31 - Step 4) Build Technical Skills
8:56 - Step 5) Hunt For Your First Internship
Peak Frameworks is a business career prep service started by Matt Ting and Patrick Fong, who have each spent several years working in investment banking and private equity in New York and Silicon Valley. Matt and Patrick met at Evercore, a top tier investment bank, and over the years have tutored and coached dozens of candidates to land their dream business job.
Matt Ting: / matthewting
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In a few years the process is going to start during senior year of high school 😂
I’m senior year and already starting 😭😭
Bro I started the process as a sophomore in high school 😂
How did u start? What did u do?
Im a sophomore and starting now too 😂@@thetimemaster1475
Thank you Matt for the great insight and positivity!
Thank you soo much this was so helpful I hope your youtube blows up so that you continue making this content
So glad I found your channel, thank you!
This is exactly the advice I was looking for. Very informative. Loved the action points structure.
We are already in a big crash Inflation is a catastrophe. This CPI report is a colossal failure. To bring the housing market to a halt, the FED will have to pull all the stops. The unfortunate issue is that other markets are being decimated. If you want to stay green, you have to rely on a lot of diversification. Currently up 14% and being careful. Still a better deal than leaving it in a savings or checking account yielding 0-1 percent interest.
Well said! I am also here to learn how to invest after listening to a lady on tv talk about the importance of investing and how she made 7 figures in 3 months, somehow the video taught me nothing and left me even more confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas on how to invest for retirement
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The video I have been waiting for
This is great advice. Specific to finance but preset applicable to any career
I am pivoting from Engineering and have completed my masters thru an accelerated program this video was informative with newsletter
So much for meeting people in finance and going to investment clubs in first-year lol. I spent the entire year reading textbooks and on zoom calls. Hoping that there are more in-person events this year.
I know a lot of investment clubs that still did virtual meetings, but too bad if your school didn't. I would also argue it's probably easier to meet people over Zoom calls / phone calls now. Good luck!
Rly great vid!
Amazing video!
Great video Thanks 👌
Canadian freshman here, very informative video. Keep it up!
how's it going?
Being a senior in hs. This nice for next year.
How’s it going bro
Really loving all these videos, some of the best content on UA-cam for learning about what careers in Finance are really like.
I'm currently studying Medical Engineering here in Australia, and am looking at entering a Masters program in International Business and Finance because engineering jobs are weirdly enough not very well paid and overly stressful. I've heard having an undergrad in Engineering is highly desired in Finance circles because it helps in analytical and reasoning skills, is this true in your experience?
I'm scoping out career options now and am at a bit of a crossroads
I wouldn't say highly desired, but an engineering degree is certainly not an impediment. It's probably the most common non business / economics degree. If you're coming from a different background, you have to have enough finance stuff on your resume so people know you're serious about the career.
I’m starting school this fall I’m so excited. I have a daily routine plan of learning about finance.
can you tell me more about this?
i also recommend Morning Brew and The Hustle
Hi, I am loving your videos! Do you think there is any way that you can share the finance lingo docs? It would be really helpful!
Haha probably not... it's a bit too rough and embarrassing to share with the public.
Hey Matt, great content! I'm a Canadian studying in the US and I was wondering if you could make mention of which banks or firms are generally willing to sponsor Canadian citizens for TN Visas. Thanks!
Check h1bdata.info to see which firms sponsor for visas. In my experience though, Evercore is really, really phenomenal about visas. I think Goldman, JPM and CS are all pretty good but fluctuate year to year.
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Could you please post the list of words that you compiled as a freshman??
Do you know if he ever dropped it?
Really like your videos! Maybe make one for transfers?
Sure, you mean school transfers?... Or bank transfers?
@@PeakFrameworks school transfers would be really helpful! Just got into Brown from university of toronto--pretty big change and feeling a bit lost
Great video, man. What do you personally think about careers in IB vs PE? I know a lot of people think of PE as the "promised land" and just use IB as a stepping stone, but do you think a long-term career in IB is comparable? Is one fundamentally better than the other? Thanks!
Long term I would personally prefer PE. IB is really brutal to sustain and the hours don't get that much older as you grow up. There are lots of different flavors of PE - you could go to a relatively chill firm if you didn't care about being at a mega.
One is not "fundamentally better than the other" though. Different personalities will prefer different things.
Wish I found this video sooner
I guess the technical section itself can be your next video.
i’m a high school senior, admitted to Gies Accounting and Finance, planning on being in the Investment Banking Academy which guarantees internships.
Never heard of this, but looks cool! Good luck!
Yo Same! I’m a freshman right now.
can you do a video on what your resume should look like or what resumes for successful applicants look like?
We have a resume course on our website where you can look at my actual resumes, but I plan on doing a summary level video later this year
I am literally a sophomore in high school so I'm preparing a little bit earlier than college lmfao, thx for the video
Same, I’m a freshman at high school
can u drop the documents u had with the lingo pls!!!! i’m a freshman in college, and i had my first networking call yesterday and i knew very few words
drop the doc link
Hey Matt, any chance you can make a consulting vid with a similar topic? Thanks
Probably not unfortunately, I don't know enough about consulting
is economics enough to get into investment banking ,and then what will be the process for that how long it take to get 1st job after graduation ,what are the resources for that, hopefully you would answer soon ,by the way are you on linkedin too?
I was wondering if rushing frats would be beneficial. Instead of regular frats maybe I could rush business oriented frats
Rush the business frat, learn from the sophomores and juniors, get close with the seniors so you could get a referral
Yeah business frats are generally helpful. Very school dependent though, I would just always check the stats to see if it's actually going to be beneficial to your career placement.
Hi Matt! After freshman year, what would be the plan regarding internships? Which year would be recommended to search for ib internship? Thanks for the videos
Most IB internships will be for your junior year. The recruiting cycle for this depends where you are in the world. In North America, IB junior year internship recruiting happens a year earlier in your sophomore year.
@@PeakFrameworks thanks a lot!
Man, I’m going into my 7th semester of school and i’m lost. I want to be in IB. I play College Football and can technically do 2 more years of school. Can you give me any tips?
Work on your BMI too...
I’m 18 and currently operate my own trading company and go to a small community college with plans to pursue finance and IB. Where can I start to network?
Can you provide a video guiding how a 4-5 years experienced professional in FPNA can make career in IB? What steps he can take and in how much time he can get his dream job?
Probably need to go get an MBA at this point if you're already 4-5 years out of school and haven't moved yet. Try networking and moving to a small firm to start, and if no progress after another year, I'd go back to school.
Peak Frameworks Thanks!
On another note, what kind of camera are you using for the recording of your videos?
I just got a new one for this video! It's the Sony ZV-1.
Can you make a video as to what schools are considered target schools
^for private equity
Will try to, it's a bit harder since it's more influenced by what bank you're a part of. Out of undergrad, Wharton and Harvard are the best. Out of MBA, Harvard, Stanford, Wharton are all solid.
Is this for college or high school
I am very new to this but would like to read a book about it? any recommendation. I have done my MBA and Let me know some books for the basics
Investment Banking by Rosenbaum & Pearl is the best starter book
As I high school student from Alberta, Canada what programs and schools would you recommend going into for a career in IB ?
Penn / Wharton if you're driven enough to go to the U.S. Western / Ivey if you want to stay in Canada.
If you were to choose, would you go to Laurier or schulich?
I would probably pick Waterloo / Laurier double degree if that was an option. Otherwise, Schulich for sure. Laurier is better if you want to do mutual / long only fund type work and stay in Toronto. I think Schulich is overall better though in my opinion.
Love your vids man. I went to a target school(New York University), and secured internships in my junior and senior years in college. When I graduated, i secured a full time position at a prestigious investment bank in New York. These days I am making over 185k in total annual compensation. You're vids helped me out a lot when i was in my sophomore year. Keep up the great work.
Lol he started making videos 6 months ago. The timelime doesn't add up
@@kobydillad7884 No sir, he has a website where he makes blog posts and videos about finance and investment banking.
Oh and btw he has been uploading on tht website for about 2 years. Have a good day sir
Damn dude where were you when I needed you
Not kidding but I did all of this and still got dinged for all sophomore SAs. Even transferred to an Ivy.
That's unfortunate, but will happen to some people. By virtue of doing all that work, you'll probably be in good position to still land something reasonable though. Keep your spirits high and keep at it until the day you graduate.
do you think i should try to reach out to search funds or PWM in toronto to see if i can get an unpaid internship during this summer between my HS graduation and going to uni. or is this unrealistic and i should just wait until i get to uni.
You can try... but you should make sure you're fully polished and professional before doing so. It's much worse if you make a bad impression (e.g. don't have technicals ready or come off as sloppy). I would focus on studying material and learning and then reach out when you start school.
@@PeakFrameworks are there any specific resources you’d recommend me to check out
Would linked in messages be sufficient as a networking thing?
Yes, but e-mails are generally better and have a much higher response rate. LinkedIn messages get washed away as most professionals will get tons of invites.
Can you elaborate on other relevant courses rather than CSC?
Was joking a bit that the Peak Frameworks courses are more relevant. If you're really looking for a certificate, CFA Level 1 or one of the HBX / MIT courses could be OK. I recommend other things before courses though.
could you send me the notes you took
How can i get access to the word list?
Not publicly available right now, I'll try to clean it up and make it available later this year
Any tips for someone in high school
Go to Penn.
@@PeakFrameworks bruh
Guess I’m screwed b/c I’m a junior and have no internship.
Not screwed, but you probably have to crank up the intensity and be realistic with yourself. I'd target smaller firms and regional banks for summer and then try to squeeze in somewhere for full time.
Its so sad to have to decide on a career as a freshman, I thank god I didn't go for banking in the end!
please make a video on investment banker salary London analysis
Look it up on google
Would you consider UVA as a good target school?
Yes UVA is awesome, one of the best finance schools. Exceptional hedge fund class and produces some of the smartest people I've met in finance
I'm sorry but which school is UVA? (I'm an international so not sure if you're talking about University of Virginia)
Do you know if UVA stands for Universiteit van Amsterdam or University of Virginia?@@jasmannsingh5341
What if I'm a woman, is it harder to secure an internship?
No it’s easier
There are more programs now that help underrepresented minorities and women. There are a lot of programs in both IB and PE that are designed to expose women to finance opportunities. There are a lot of cultural challenges of being a woman in finance, but I think if it's something you're interested in and work hard towards, you have a better chance now vs. ever before.
Well this popped up three years late
Me who’s a high school freshman
If you apply yourself now you're going to have an insane advantage by the time you hit college!
I’m not sure if you have heard of this school, but I go to TJHSST (Thomas Jefferson High School is Science and Technology). This school is ranked as one of the top schools in the U.S. Would you say this school improves my chances of getting into IB or even PE?
I really don't think so, only the elite / wealthy private schools tend to make a difference
@@PeakFrameworks hi there , what would you recommend someone in freshman year at high school, start to do now as obviously they can’t do any internships or phone calls with any contacts at this age?
It's kind of awful that we have gotten to this point in society..
Thank you man! Starting college next week from a non target so I’m going to get started asap
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