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Originally Posted by Unregistered
I'll be keeping a look out on this thread. This is the path I wanted to take so update me on your progress. Here's what I know.
Usually PhD in quant subject, namely math, physics, computer science, enter banks at Associate level, usually with a title of quantitative analyst or quantitative researcher. They want your familiarity with graduate level math - stochastic calculus, measure theory - to price their derivatives. So I'll say it's possible. Also, with PhD, I think good chance you can check out the MNCs - Goldman, Stanley and JPM.
Update me on how things work out.
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Thanks a lot, sure I will keep posting. I am quite familiar with the topics like stochastic finance, some options pricing, Black Scholes etc. but not sure if DBS has positiosn like that.
Now, DBS is kinda reduced expectation honestly speaking, but good enough and I will be happy to work at their headquarter right here. While I am aware of behemoths like Goldman Sachs and Deutsche bank etc. I also believe the competition is infinitely more fierce, with superstar graduates from Cambridge or Stanford lining up for them. So...you get it.
