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Incoming Banking Associates
Similar to the other threads, any advices and/or recommendations?
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persia1921
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Re: Incoming Banking Associates
You will probably get better/more advice on wall steeet oasis.
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Re: Incoming Banking Associates
I think OP is using "banking" to mean leveraged finance, syndicated lending, etc.
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OfThriceandTen
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Re: Incoming Banking Associates
assume he means banking associate, as in a first-year at a big firm in the banking/finance group. would say in response to that that the junior corporate associate stuff is all pretty much still applicable, although you'll also need to learn your way around UCCs so befriend a paralegal.persia1921 wrote:You will probably get better/more advice on wall steeet oasis.
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