The Best Book on Credit Suisse Investment Banking Jobs
What's in the book?
Everything you ever wanted to know about jobs with Credit Suisse, from the application process to your very first day, from insider expert Amrit Rao.
- A comprehensive understanding of the Credit Suisse culture
- Specific steps in the Credit Suisse hiring practice
- How to prepare for each step in the recruiting and hiring processes
- Tips for excelling in your position at Credit Suisse once hired
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ABOUT THE BOOK
You don’t have to be a financial wiz from birth (or part of the 1%) to be an investment banker. Just ask yourself this essential question:
What interests you more: money or how money works?
If you look in the mirror and see an energetic, curious, flexible person who is not driven by pure greed, yet understands that money makes the world go around, investment banking with Credit Suisse could be the job for you.
This book delivers an insider’s view of Credit Suisse investment banking, one of the top ranked investment banks in the world. Amrit Rao, an analyst with Credit Suisse from 2005-2007, serves as your personal guide through this challenging but rewarding world of investment banking.
MEET THE AUTHOR
Amrit is currently a business school student at Tuck, after having worked for five years in the finance industry. Before he accepted a job at Credit Suisse (his first job out of college), he wanted to be a doctor…and before that, a research scientist. His favorite foods include burritos, Thai and Indian curries, and basically anything with tofu. He’s happiest when he’s around his family (Mom, Dad and sister), and his close friends and their families.
EXCERPT FROM THE BOOK
Diversity of Experience
With such a strong emphasis on a diverse culture, some successful applicants might not have even majored in business. There was an art history major in my analyst class.
Many people majored in history, engineering, biology…it was a very long list for certain…
So, don’t panic if you don’t immediately know the difference between APR or APY.
Credit Suisse looks for a willingness to work hard that’s rooted in a desire to learn. (Start with learning the difference between “fiscal” and “monetary” policy – that’s an actual question asked in some banking interviews!)
Life itself is an experience, but the successful applicant to Credit Suisse understands how to market his or her own unique experiences to the needs of Credit Suisse. For example, if you’ve lived or traveled abroad extensively, be able to communicate how those experiences prepared you for investment banking, such as the ability to adapt quickly to new situations.
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Letter From The Author
Dear Reader,
Thanks so much for choosing this book to learn more about careers at Credit Suisse Investment Banking! I had such a great time as a Technology M&A analyst at Credit Suisse (yes, it’s possible to enjoy investment banking!), and I wrote this book to share my take on why the firm might be a great place for you too. Whereas other books might focus more on the technical aspects of interviewing for investment banking, I hope this book will help you with the personal aspect of what can otherwise be a very nerve-wracking and awkward process. And if my tips don’t help, might I suggest a guide on yoga or meditation? :)
I’ve mentored countless college students over the past 6 years and will do almost anything to help students figure out if finance is the right career path for them. General advice can be tough to internalize, so please feel free to shoot me an email at amrit.hyperink@gmail.com if you have specific questions about anything Tom or I have written. I’ll try to be prompt with replies, but please be patient nevertheless!
Take care,
Amrit
Table of Contents Click on the links below to read actual chapters from the book for free!
- Letter To Readers
- Introduction
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Chapter 1: What is Investment banking?
- Like Real Estate Agents For Companies
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Chapter 2: Why Credit Suisse?
- The Credit Suisse Culture
- Chapter 3: Preparing For Recruitment
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Chapter 4: Investment Banking Financial Terms
- A Review of Basic Vocabulary
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Chapter 5: The Other Guys
- Credit Suisse vs. Other Banks
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Chapter 6: The Pros and Cons of Credit Suisse
- The Good
- Some Cons
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Chapter 7: Starting Out At Credit Suisse
- Entry-Level Investment Banking Positions
- Chapter 8: Your History
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Chapter 9: The Recruitment Process
- How Credit Suisse Recruits
- Networking
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Chapter 10: Credit Suisse Investment Banking Cover Letters and Resumes
- How to Do Your Resume Right
- Cover Letter Sample
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Chapter 11: Putting Yourself Out There
- A Credit Suisse Application Overview
- Interviews with Credit Suisse
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Chapter 12: Anatomy of a Credit Suisse Interview
- Second Round Interview
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Chapter 13: How To Prepare For The Credit Suisse Interview
- What to Expect
- Chapter 14: Don’t Do This, Do That
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Chapter 15: Common Interview Questions & How To Answer Them
- Likely Interview Questions
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Chapter 16: Following Up – How and When To Do So
- What To Do After The Interview
- Chapter 17: The Job Offer
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Chapter 18: Starting Out
- The Credit Suisse Training Experience
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Chapter 19: A Day In The Life
- A Typical Workday at Credit Suisse
- Chapter 20: How To Succeed
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Chapter 21: It’s All You
- Closing Remarks
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