10 Life Lessons I Learned from Investment Banking
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Am I the only one wanting to stalk Bryan's LinkedIn? lol
I love how your videos are always to the point! Stay healthy dude
Thanks dude you too!
Wow, all these are LEGIT great, practical things, Bryan!! I just joined an investment bank and is still getting used to the company's ways (and ugh studying as much finance, accounting, and econ as I can), and I can relate WITH ALL OF THE LEARNINGS you just explained. You earned a subscriber here!!!
P.s., can you try sharing a video about trying to have a balanced life, like your life admin/weekend schedule? :)) just for a little inspiration :))
thanks so much, great video idea
Bryan to 5k by end of April let’s go
LOL I WISH
Bryan your almost there now
This is a great video with amazing advice. Thanks man 😊
Glad it helped!!
The first topic is ON POINT!!! LOL Thank you, I really appreciate this video, especially point #1.
Glad it was helpful!
Just finished watching all of your videos. Great content Bryan!
Thank you so much!
Always, I reap something from your video! Thanks, Bryan .
Thank you!
I just came across this video and love it! Good stuff mate
Thank you!
The food output commentary at 5:53-6:00 might be the greatest thing I’ve ever seen on TH-cam. I cried laughing
HAHHA glad you enjoyed
@@TheBryanJun Love your stuff man. Best of luck with the new role. Might run into you in Chicago sometime. Be well.
Thank you for this video, very helpful for the 1st-year IB analyst I am.
PS: still waiting to connect with you on linkedin😊. Stay safe mate
Ain't nobody gonna comment on the fact that he's funny
LOL too nice!
@@TheBryanJun Hahaha thx for highlighting it
and cute lol
I met Brian Elias (the Hansons window guy) in a black Bentley coming through the drive-thru when I was working at Wendy's
Hilarious content and super relatable for any 1st year analyst. Thanks, Bryan!
Thank you!
Heyy bryan all your videos are hilarious.
And very informative.
love you man
Thank you so much!
Informative video, thank you!
Thanks!
Im curious what sector you cover and what bank you are in. if you don't want to say the specific name, would you mind sharing if its bulge bracket, middle market, boutique? And the pros and cons of working at one versus the other. could be a good video idea. if you've talked about it before and I just missed it, the link would be great! Love the videos Bryan: )
Try his very first video
The $TSLA reference didn’t age well :(
LMFAO
Rly liked this one ;) keep safe!
Thanks!
Looking for a new financial relationship myself; What deals your institution like doing; And what type structure?
Bryan were you naturally really strong at math ? Meaning able to not have to study for too long before tests or to understand newer complex concepts like logs in precalculus?
Do you ever do funny sh*t where you feel like you had a "dull" moment?
Asking because I'm interested in pursuing Finance for my Major. I can get good grades in subjects like Math with hard work but I know I make 1. Silly mistakes here n there and 2. Can be a bit slow to self teach myself concepts. I tend to be a bit thick headed from time to time as well.
I think the better answer to your question is that unless you're looking to become a quant, most of finance does not require you to overly talented in math. None of what we do is really rocket science and with enough reps, I think anyone who is decently smart and diligent can do everything.
Bro I heard IB analyst work 100 hours in a week is it true?
Hey man awesome channel! I'm a 3rd year econ student at UCSD and my original goal was to go to law school and become a lawyer but I'm 2nd guessing whether I actually want to do that or not and have been really gearing more toward working in finance, primarily investment banking. I don't have an internship lined up for the summer yet and I think the pandemic is going to hurt my chances of even landing one. How screwed am I? and should I just continue to pursue the law degree (I've already prepped for the lsat and am taking it in june no matter what just to keep my options open) or an mba and try to get a job in finance after? I've already prepped for the lsat and am taking it in june no matter what just to keep my options open. Only problem is a lot of mba programs wan't prior work experience in a related field. Also a disclaimer I started school late in life so I'm 29 right now. I just want to hurry up and start making money asap lol.
I'd say your best bet into investment banking is the MBA route and joining as an associate. Most, if not all, internships for IB after junior year probably have their summer analyst class set already (some of them probably have next years' set as well...) I wouldn't disregard the law track either tho - in a way they're very similar roles (in terms of hours, compensation, etc.), just depends on what your interests are.
stay safe out there everyone
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Do IBs trade and invest in Forex and nifty, to make an important passive income nowadays?!
btw did you write a script for this? Jk good weekend! bro
Hahahah fun BTS fact I don’t have a script for these... probably should...
Why nations fail is one of my favourite books, makes much more sense then Jaimie Diamond's theory. Any research by Acemoglu is high quality.
Honestly a brilliant read
gave it a read after my midterms
Is it IB good or bad career
nice video!
You're awesome
Thank you!
Thanks, we can learn how to make youtube videos from I banker;
HAHAHHA
Good vid
Thanks so much!
Hello Bryan, you do have a very nice voice. Do you Think it is late to study the CFA l at 27 to enter into financial Industry?
HAHAH thanks, and no not at all so many MBA associates are near 30's when they enter
Love the videos, do you have an instagram we could follow?
@bryan_jun!
what college did you attend?
Big Bryan what's your IG? big up from PORTUGAL !
@bryan_jun!
I'm smart enough to admit that I am not the smartest but really the dumbest
Don't be hard on yourself!
can i have ur LinkedIn id?
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