r/InvestmentBanking123 is a subreddit with 9.2K members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is size-medium.
Some people assume that only top tier college students get entry into the Investment Banking field. You are definitely going to see many from top tier colleges but there are many more who made into the Investment Banking analyst roles having attended lesser known colleges. Unfortunately universities and colleges only teach mandated books and do not provide hands on practical Investment Banking trainings and one can gain such skills by practical trainings on Investment Banking.
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