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Notional Valuations Career Profile

Notional Valuations Career Overview Most accounting firms have divisions that focus on providing notional valuations for their clients. As a notional valuation analyst, you will be responsible for conducting hypothetical or theoretical valuations, where the value of a company is estimated based on certain assumptions rather than actual market transactions. This type of valuation is…

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M&A Advisory Career Profile

M&A Advisory Career Overview Professional service firms can help organizations evaluate and navigate corporate transactions, with services that include business modeling, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), and valuations. A career in M&A advisory has similarities with investment banking and can therefore involve long hours and extreme attention to detail. The competition for positions is intense, as…

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Investment Banking Training

Investment Banking Training Programs New analysts hired into in the Investment Banking Division (IBD) of most investment banks are placed in an investment banking training program to give them the skills they need to succeed in the job. These programs typically start in the summer and last about 6 weeks.  Analysts are given the opportunity…

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How to Get into Equity Research

Tips on How to Get into Equity Research Getting a job in equity research can be extremely competitive.  Global investment banks and boutique firms only have so many Analysts and Associates, with a limited number of new people they hire each year.  In a competitive marketplace, our guide on how to get into equity research will…

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How to Quit a Job

Guide on How to Quit a Job Professionally This guide will tell you how to quit a job as professionally as possible. While it may be tempting to have a “mic drop” moment and walk out in triumph, it’s generally not a good idea. To leave your job in the most professional manner, follow the…

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Resignation Letter

What is a Resignation Letter? A resignation letter is an official letter sent by an employee to their employer giving notice they will no longer be working at the company. In other words, it’s an official form of quitting. The goal of a letter of resignation is to create an official record of notice, provide…

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How to Write a Sick Day Email

How to Write a Sick Day Email? A sick day email is often required when an employee is feeling under the weather and is unable to come to work. The protocol is to call in sick, although sending an email is also an acceptable way to inform your manager or supervisor. Companies implement different policies and…

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How to Become a Financial Analyst: Step-by-Step Career Path Guide

Learning how to become a financial analyst starts with understanding the role itself. A financial analyst reviews financial data to assess the health of businesses to guide investors and companies in making informed decisions. It’s a popular career path because it combines strong analytical work with clear growth opportunities across industries.   Still, getting started can…

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Networking Event Guide

Networking Event Guide Networking comes in different forms. One of the most popular is a networking event. It can be a conference wherein you can connect with the attendees and even the keynote speakers. It can also be a professional association event that is organized by an industry organization. A professional networking event covers a…

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How to Write a Job Offer Letter

How to Write a Job Offer Letter A job offer letter or employment offer letter is designed to formally offer a job to a candidate. It provides an introduction of the position, the company, and other relevant job details, including the start date, compensation, benefits, and work hours, that will help the candidate decide whether…

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