Asset Management and Private Banking – First Cohort Graduating

Asset Management and Private Banking – First Cohort Graduating

The Bachelor of Finance in Asset Management and Private Banking programme was founded in 2017, the first cohort of 23 students will be graduating, most of them this summer and a few (who have taken gap term) next semester/year.

Five of them have decided to pursue a Master degree joining King’s College London, Imperial London College, Carnegie Mellon University, Waseda University and the University of Hong Kong.   One student is returning to his home country in Europe.

Of the remaining 17 students, all of them have secured their graduate job or internship (for those who graduate next semester/year).  Six (35% out of the 17) of them are joining Private Banking/Retail Wealth Management, five (29%) of them are joining Investment Banks/Securities Firms, four (24%) of them are joining Asset Management, one (6%) of them is joining Consulting. Interestingly, one student (6%) decided to start his own “start-up”.

Asset Management and Private Banking First Cohort of 23 Students going into…

Recruiting firms include BNP Paribas, BOC International, Bretteville Consulting, China Asset Management, CCB International, Fidelity, Goldman Sachs, Guotai Junan International, HSBC, Julius Baer, Millennium Management, Pictet, Societe Generale, Standard Chartered and UBS.

Congratulations to the first graduating cohort and we look forward to your sharing with your junior AMPBers in the years to come.  Stay connected. CONGRATULATIONS!

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