Recent content by La Divina

fair enough. the test was pretty good, and short as you said. have they started interviewing yet, for global banking that is

I just found out today, when I logged into the DB careers site, that I could do the testing, but I have received no email/correspondance saying that I could do so. Is this a bug, or did they just forget to email me?

Does anyone know what the deal with divisions other than ibd is? Is Deutsche still giving out online testing invites, or were they all done today? thx for update 2010grad edit: lazard have contacted for first round interviews edit 2: Morgan Stanley have contacted for first round...

Hmph. Thx for bursting my bubble ><

Mac Cap have sent first round interview invites

I heard from a CA rep about a month ago that the 6 month prereq work experience has been waived... Can someone shed more light on this/confirm this?

Oh really? I didn't know they had Singapore opportunities...>< However, they did email a bunch of people who applied to equities in Sydney, asking if they wanted to also apply to equities in HK (this was after May 12, although you may be speaking strictly of IB).

Regarding CS, I know of one person who got a first round interview for IBD (Sydney) about a couple of weeks ago.

I think the application closing date is same as for domestic, 14 July. No harm in applying.

If the company provides Australian students that opportunity, then of course. As far as I am aware, DB and CS have domestic and overseas opportunity, I have applied for both. For DB, if you are offerred a graduate position, it will be for the branch that you do your internship in.

Anyone apply for DB Singapore? I completed their next stage, which is online testing, a couple of weeks ago...haven't heard back since...

There are two rounds in which they take Interns I think. For Deloitte and KPMG that is, not sure about the other two. One in Feb/Mar and another in Jul/Aug.

Well the year I went (2007), it started with registration, then moving into a big hall which was set up with stalls of all firms ranging from big 4, mid tier to small tier. You basically go around having a chat to the HR and other representing employees of the firms like cadets and grads...

Has anyone done options? It sounds interesting to me, is it harder than 2624 (portfolio management)? OP - I heard that Wealth Management isn't really numbers focussed and pretty easy.

wots RBB?