One thing you may have to consider is that if you're only looking at F500 companies, the whole MBA thing is likely just an add-on and wasn't something that really pushed them to the top. For example, GE's CEO, Jeff Immelt, went to Harvard for his MBA but mostly got where he was by being an outstanding performer in GE's FMP program (which a lot of people claim discourages MBAs). Having a CPA + MBA is very, very attractive, but all I wanted to say is that you don't have to rush out and get an MBA because there's a good chance you might not need one.
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Given its heft and prestige, Blackstone's decision to sit out the bank-recruitment rush has the potential to influence how other firms find talent in an industry in which only 11.5% of senior executives are women, according to a February report by Preqin, and an even smaller percentage are black or Hispanic.
Arush Jain is an Associate on the Discover team at Thoma Bravo. Based in London, he joined the firm in 2022. Before Thoma Bravo, he was an Investment Banking Analyst at DBO Partners. Arush graduated magna cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania with BSE degrees in Finance and Electrical Engineering.
I recently graduated from a target school with a 3.6 GPA and am wondering what the best way to proceed is. During my junior summer, after striking out on investment banking internships, I interned at a Fortune 500 insurance company and received a full-time offer but declined it. Starting in the fall, I will be attending a Top 10 Business School to get my Masters of Science in Accounting (MSA). This summer, I have a somewhat informal Private Equity internship lined up as I also have to take a few required classes for the MSA program. At this point, I am considering three different full-time options: investment banking, transaction advisory / business valuation, and Big 4 audit (CPA route). My previous problems during investment banking recruiting were not networking enough and not brushing up on my technicals enough since I was late in the recruiting process. Do you have any recommendations on which of these paths (or any others) would be best to pursue given my current situation? Any advice would be much appreciated!
Yes if you want to brush up on your fundamentals and valuation skills, you may want to check out -financial-modeling-fundamentals/. When you scroll down to the bottom, you should be able to watch a few sample videos which maybe useful to you.
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