What are the requirements for non finance majors to enter the financial industry?

The most basic, **** qualification certificate. After taking the test, you will have a basic understanding of the financial market. It is best to take a graduate degree in finance.

You can basically get in. If you don't go to graduate school, you can only wait for the opportunity. When you make some achievements in the industry, there may be institutions that poach you to do analysis in the past, or find yourself as an assistant in the past.

Professionalism has little to do with ability. Banks don't necessarily only recruit finance majors. There will be a lot of professional recruitment.

However, most of them are computer science majors and economic management majors. Many banks recruit people every year, and they will put their recruitment plans online, so you can keep an eye on them. Just like the Bank of China and the People's Bank of China, which were recruiting people some time ago.

You don't know much about the financial industry. First of all, it is impossible to be an analyst with your current knowledge structure and professional skills, at most you are an assistant or orderer of an analyst, and secondly, analysts have extremely high requirements for experience and resources, and you can not study it. It is recommended to find the top private equity in China to start from the grassroots level, such as assistants, orderers, and sales, and you can learn a lot.

Academic and technical financial jobs are very educational! (I recruited analysts for domestic brokerage research institutes, with a college degree and a college degree, and was eliminated directly.) Once a professor and doctoral supervisor at a 211 university, he wanted to join a well-known research institute through me, but his first degree was a junior college, and he was eliminated directly!

There are no interviews! Let's not talk about a very small number of cases, let's talk about universality. The first degree is a junior college, and in the mainstream financial industry, it is to be discriminated against to the dust.

Do you know how many first-degree bachelor's, non-211's, 985's, and even doctorates' are discriminated against in the financial industry? The first degree is a junior college, and there is no opportunity to interview, and the resume is brushed off the first time directly in the company's recruitment process.

If you are fortunate enough to enter the **, investment banking, etc., if you want to perform well, you have to pay several times or even hundreds of times more effort than others, because the college entrance examination can only be admitted to a junior college, except for a few cases, most people are not high-IQ people. If you don't perform well, your leader must think in his heart, look, junior college is just no, too stupid. (One of my candidates, is to repeat a bachelor's degree to be admitted to Xiamen University, and then to be admitted to Peking University for a master's degree, I recommended him to join the investment bank is most of the Beijing Qing University of the People's University of the bachelor's and master's team, when he does the materials slower than others, more mistakes, guess what his MD managing director told me?)

Hey, it's really not good to repeat, it's too stupid.

The narrow meaning of investment banking is limited to certain capital market activities, with a focus on financial advisory for underwriting, mergers and acquisitions and financing operations in the primary market. The broad meaning of investment banking encompasses a wide range of capital market activities, including corporate finance, M&A advisory, sales and trading of financial products such as ** and bonds, asset management and venture capital operations. However, it is said that the recruitment conditions of investment banks are very strict, not only with good grades, but also with outstanding abilities.

Every winter and summer vacation, I intern in the investment banking department of different brokerages, and finally have four or five investment banking internship experiences on my resume, so that I can easily get an investment banking offer. While not everyone is required to have the time and experience to do so, it is essential to have one or two investment banking internships to help you understand the investment banking business and get started faster.

Your background has deeply labeled you, and you can't take it off, unless you have extraordinary perseverance and enough talent to be admitted to a prestigious university for a graduate degree in finance, and there is still a little possibility to take the CPA.