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Greenhill's call to all finance interns

Who's it open to?

Anyone who's interned in a finance field this summer (that includes accountancy firms, as well as investment banks) and is interested in a career in corporate finance. You'll also need 360 UCAS points at A level and a minimum 2.1 or expected 2.1 for your degree.

How do I apply?

Send a CV and covering letter to londonanalystrecruit@greenhill.com. (Don't be put off if you get a response from Cornell Partnership - they're dealing with Greenhill's recruitment campaign.)

When does it take place?

September 16th at Greenhill's offices in Mayfair.

What can I expect?

A series of interviews with Greenhill's staff looking at your knowledge of corporate finance issues and theory, your motivation for going into investment banking and your relevant skills and experience.

How many people will attend?

Around 20. Greenhill has around eight graduate places.

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    Vincent
    24 September 2007

    Hi is this internship strictly for second years? i am a first year about to start at the LSE.

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    Anonymous
    4 September 2007

    salary range 19-22k??? is it dustbin man job? or investment bankin?

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    Uzbek
    30 August 2007

    what if i don have work permit in UK
    i am international student....

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    larry
    26 August 2007

    im a graduate in agric (B.TECH AGRIC)im studying acca and i am taking the last 3 papers in part 2.i have 4years banking experience in my country before coming for the acca.am i qualified to apply for the internship

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    Anon
    21 August 2007

    Hi

    Bit of a general question, but also relevant here. What if you don't have any A-Levels (or equivalent) whatsoever but have picked up a 1st at university and get an MSc?

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