Guggenheim Partners

Investment Banking Analyst Intern

July - August 2020 • New York City, NY

What I liked

Given the virtual environment, I felt the team at Guggenheim was incredibly successful at keeping interns engaged with Guggenheim’s culture through planned intern events and the opportunity to work on meaningful live deal work.

What I wish was different

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Intern, Corporate Credit Group

June - August 2017 • New York City, NY

What I liked

Loved my boss and the work was very interesting. Definitely felt like I was contributing and was a part of the team.

What I wish was different

Definitely were some long hours, and it was hard work, but they keep you busy so the time passes by quickly.

Advice

Prep for the interviews, they ask you tough current event questions, accounting questions, and brain teasers.

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Operations Intern

January - September 2017 • Chicago, IL

What I liked

I enjoyed working for Guggenheim. It was a great learning experience. They provide opportunities to rotate and learn difference areas of the business.

What I wish was different

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Advice

Work as much as you can and ask questions.

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Invesment Banking Summer Analyst

June - August 2018 • New York City, NY

What I liked

I liked the responsibility given to each intern, as well as the programming for interns including a "Lunch and Learn" series, mentor / mentee pairings, modeling challenges, and various networking and social events throughout the summer. Additionally, being able to work closely with experienced bankers and be part of a small team doing impactful investment banking work was great to experience so early on.

What I wish was different

I wish I had gotten more experience on live deals throughout the summer rather than more internal-focused or research-oriented work, which would have given me a more accurate experience and a better idea of what being a banking analyst actually entails.

Advice

Take advantage of the sheer number of people willing to help, and pick analysts' brains about their work and their experience. Network as much as possible both before and during the summer, and be organized early on.

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