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Originally Posted by kevinraj20
Is FRM a suitable cource for company secretaries and is company secretary a suitable qualification for Investment Banking ??
I'm doin ACS now and would like to try FRM or CFA any one of these and the whole motive behind it is to get into investment banking ...
wat do you suggest ...
1.ACS and CFA
or
2.ACS and FRM ...
which one do you think is a better combination
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Hi,
Investment Banks in the past used to recruit talented guys and gals from Sports to Social Sciences and from Technology to Music
But the recent downturn will force them to rethink their hiring strategies
your term Investment Banking??? is not clear and it means different things
It can either mean u want to work with an Investment Bank(that will have Tech, Fin, Ops,Research teams) or it can also mean u want to work with the Investment Banking Division (IBD) of an Investment Banking
Yes with ur CS u can definitely get into an Investment Bank
But u will need to have an MBA from a Premier Business School to get into the Investment Banking Division of a Premier Investment Bank
The functions of a CS and FRM executive are not complementary, FRM wont help you if you want to be a Chartered Secretary (A CS performs a more holistic function in running the company rather than an FRM who will just focus on Derivatives, trading and others...)
Out of FRM and CFA
a CS + CFA is a better combination any day as CFA course also focuses on Economics, FSA, Corp Fin & Ethics(A major part) - which the FRM course doesnt (Ethics has been included starting this year)
Cheers,
Shyam