What is the most difficult department for brokers to enter?

The most difficult departments for brokers are research institutes and investment banks.

The back-office departments that truly have the characteristics of securities firms are the liquidation and custody department and information IT. Among them, the two core departments, the research institute and the investment banking department, generally do not recruit fresh graduates, and 90% of them are transferred from other industries. Investment banks like candidates with accounting and law firm backgrounds, while research institutes like candidates with industry backgrounds.

There are only a handful of recruits for each position of securities firms, which may be 1-2 places. Most of the places will be directly selected from interns in winter and summer vacations, so there are fewer opportunities for fresh graduates. There may be no news after the online application, and the admission rate is only about 2%-3%.

What departments do brokers have?

1, front desk

The front desk is a pure business department, creating value for the company. Traditionally, the businesses of securities companies include brokerage business, investment banking business, asset management business, self-operated securities business and investment consulting business. Therefore, early securities companies generally set up separate departments according to their business, such as brokerage headquarters, financial services department, investment banking department, asset management department and research institute.

2. China and Thailand

By analyzing the macro market environment and internal resources, China Taiwan Province formulates various business development policies and strategies to provide professional management and guidance for the front desk and control risks. At the same time, it is also to check the front desk department, mainly to review whether all kinds of contracts and business matters of the company meet the regulatory and industry requirements. China Taiwan Province's core business includes risk management and compliance.