The following is a list of investment banks and firms that provide similar services, such as finance companies and trading houses. Many of them receive only a small number of graduate applications as they are less well known amongst candidates, although they are no less eligible. Candidates should consider applying to a large number of investment banks due to the competitive nature of the industry.
Take a look at our Investment Banking Interview Guide and Advanced Guide to Financial Modelling to help you get a job in the city.
Take a look at our Investment Banking Interview Guide and Advanced Guide to Financial Modelling to help you get a job in the city.
For further information about any of the firms in the list of investment banks above, simply click on the company name or see Investment Banking.
Man is an international alternative investment management business. Man manages over USD78 billion and employs 1,600 people in 13 countries worldwide.
The original business was founded in 1783. Today, the parent company, Man Group plc is listed on the London Stock Exchange and ranked in the top 40 companies of the FTSE 100 Index, with a market capitalisation of about USD20.7 billion.
Man Group recruit graduates for the following work areas:
Man Group's graduate programme comprises of rotations throughout various business units in London, Dublin and Switzerland. The firm's rotational programmes are typically 12-18 months.
Graduates are usually employed to work in either the firm's London, Dublin and/or Pfäffikon (Switzerland) office.
Man recruit 10+ interns, 20+ graduates and 15+ PhD vacancies each year.
The hiring process for Man Group typically consists of 3 stages:
Man Group's graduate programme comprises of rotations throughout various business units in London, Dublin and Switzerland. One of Man's key objectives is to continue to be at the cutting edge of hedge funds. To do this we need talented, enthusiastic individuals.