Sales And Trading Interview Questions & Resources

During the past week Hemingway’s famous quote regarding how one goes bankrupt came to mind frequently: gradually, then suddenly. Just two weeks ago...

The world of sales and trading is constantly in flux. In the post great financial crisis era, as we've talked about a number of times, some banks d...

While BNP Paribas may not have the same name-brand recognition - especially state-side - as Goldman, JP Morgan, or Morgan Stanley do, they've heavi...

When applying to any sales and trading role you’ll need to have always prepared two things: a resume and a cover letter. However, there’s no gettin...

Within the world of finance, sales and trading internships are relatively unique. While in investment banking or equity research you can actually d...

The past few weeks have seen some unprecedented volatility hit long-dated gilts. Indeed, the volatility reached such an extreme toward the end of l...

As I've written about before, it's always a good idea to join a bank - all else being equal - where sales and trading is a valued and significant d...

Wells Fargo is one of the last remaining investment banks that I haven't created a dedicated post for. While they have a bit of a unique sales and ...

For some the prospect of doing coffee chats immediately raises their blood pressure and produces pangs of anxiety. However, while it's not strictly...

UBS has an interesting history when it comes to sales and trading. Throughout the 80s and 90s they incrementally grew their franchise just like all...

Among the large sales and trading franchies in the United States, Citi is quite underrated and isn't talked about nearly enough. It's hard to say e...

Historically, Credit Suisse has had one of the stronger sales and trading franchises among the large European banks. Further, much like Deutsche Ba...