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Hi Amine, thanks for your question! I really enjoyed making the video. As someone who went to NYU Abu Dhabi and then worked in the UAE's finance sector, I can give you some insights. 1. NYUAD for Investment Banking: NYUAD doesn't have a dedicated finance program, but their Economics major with a Finance track can be a great springboard. It offers courses like accounting, foundation of financial markets and corporate finance, crucial for investment banking. The NYU Advantage: - Study Abroad at Stern: A huge advantage is the chance to study abroad at NYU's Stern School of Business in New York. Stern is a top dog for investment banking recruitment, and leveraging their resources during your semester there is key. Participate in student groups like the Investment Banking Club and attend career fairs specifically for finance. - Strong Alumni Network: NYUAD has a growing alumni network in investment banking, both in Dubai and London. This network can provide valuable mentorship and connections as you enter the job market. Remember: Getting into investment banking ultimately depends on your individual efforts. The earlier you intern in finance, the better prepared you'll be. NYUAD provides the resources, but your dedication and hustle will make the difference. 2. Investment Banking & Private Equity in the UAE: The UAE's financial market is thriving, but it's still smaller compared to heavyweights like New York or London. Here's a breakdown of the key aspects: - Market Growth: The UAE's financial sector is on the rise, with Dubai acting as the regional hub. - Deal Focus: You'll find a strong focus on infrastructure, energy, and real estate deals. - Deal Size: Deals tend to be smaller in scale compared to major financial centers. Opportunities & Growth: - Experienced Talent in Demand: The market has a strong appetite for highly experienced professionals (Director-level and above). - Early/Mid-Career: Training opportunities for junior to mid-level professionals might be limited compared to established financial centers. - Career Progression: Career growth can be good, but competition is fierce. Be prepared to work hard and stand out. Long Hours: - Expect to work long hours, similar to what's typical in major financial centers globally. Overall: NYUAD can be a great launching pad for a career in investment banking, especially if you take advantage of the study abroad program at Stern and network actively. The UAE's financial market offers exciting opportunities, but with a focus on experienced professionals. It's a competitive landscape, so be prepared to put in the hard work.

@@careerstalks thanks a lot for this info! I truly appreciate it. (It’s always good to see people trying to help these days) I am old (mid 20s), I have applied to their new MBA program, my aim is to get into ib or in a swf in the region. I think it’s achievable, right? Thanks again for making the effort to reply.

@@Amine-fo2qwmid 20s is not old hahaha :) Yes defintelty achievable several friends and alumni have managed to break into IB/PE or a Sovereign Wealth Fund (SWF) after doing their bachelors in NYUAD. Best of luck in your journey!!

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A double degree in math and finance is highly relevant and beneficial to both private equity (PE) and investment banking (IB). However, its application and value can slightly vary between the two fields: Investment Banking (IB): The combination of finance and math provides a strong foundation for dealing with complex financial models, valuations, and transactions, which are core to IB roles. The quantitative skills from a math degree enhance one's ability to perform detailed financial analysis and modeling, crucial for mergers, acquisitions, and public offerings. Private Equity (PE): While PE also values the financial analysis and modeling skills that a finance degree offers, the math aspect strengthens one's ability to perform quantitative due diligence, manage portfolio risks, and develop sophisticated models for long-term investment strategies. In Summary: - For Investment Banking, the math skills add a significant edge to the traditional finance skills, particularly in roles requiring complex quantitative analysis. - In Private Equity, the combination is beneficial for analyzing investments, modeling financial returns under various scenarios, and risk management. Both sectors highly value the analytical rigor and problem-solving skills that a dual background in math and finance provides. The choice between PE and IB may ultimately come down to personal preference regarding the type of deals, investment strategies, and the balance between quantitative analysis and client interaction one prefers.

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