What preparations do I need to make to work in a foreign investment bank?

Generally speaking, the recruitment requirements for investment banking positions are very high, because most of the financial industry is sales, analysis or investment banking positions are few. I don't know your current state, so it's hard to answer. Generally speaking, investment banks require a master's degree, and they have all studied in well-known universities and even famous overseas schools, and have relevant internship experience. CPA and CFA are also helpful to the application. In addition, luck is good, because people who participate in recruitment are generally excellent talents, and employers will not choose, which will be more random.

If you have a good academic background at present, on the one hand, it is suggested to find some relevant internships (both investment banks and research institutes), which is not only an important weight when applying, but also the best and most possible way to apply for investment banking. In addition, you can learn the contents of accounting and financial management in the CPA exam, which is very useful in your work. CFA can also be learned, which will give you a certain understanding of investment banks.

I graduated with a master's degree in economics last year, and now I happen to be engaged in financial analysis in an investment bank. If you need to know anything, you can continue to ask, hoping to help you.