Master in Finance #4 WORLDWIDE RANKING OF MASTERS IN FINANCE FINANCIAL TIMES 2015

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1 Master in Finance Careers REPORT 2015 #4 WORLDWIDE RANKING OF MASTERS IN FINANCE FINANCIAL TIMES 2015

2 2 1. FACTS AND TRENDS Although our Master in Finance students graduated during challenging economic times, they managed to secure positions in the finance industry on a global level, as reflected in this 2015 Career Report. This is the result of our students being well equipped with the necessary skills and know-how to successfully carry out finance roles with maximum effectiveness, efficiency and professionalism, as well as the ability to apply finance functions to create corporate and social value. The Master in Finance s unique program characteristics, such as a design that limits time away from the workplace while providing a well rounded approach to the financial world, and a focus on niche areas such as Islamic Finance or Microfinance, have resulted in more than 98% of our students finding employment within 3 months of graduation. Out of this percentage, a substantial number of students accepted jobs in Financial Services (83%), Consulting (15%) and other industries (2%). These excellent figures are achieved as we go beyond academic excellence to include global networking, appealing final exam options and the use of an eminently practical approach, combined with an innovative learning methodology. With regards to regions, the Master in Finance graduates are based mostly in Europe (83%), with the rest being distributed between Asia (4%), the Middle East (2%) and North America (11%). These recent graduates joined the community of more than 50,000 IE alumni who are based in more than 100 countries, both in public and private sectors and all types of industries, with the aim of creating value for their communities. These outstanding placement figures were also achieved as we are closely aligned to professional practice, given that more than 90% of our world-class faculty are practitioners working in top finance positions.

3 3 2. PROFILE OF GRADUATES 3 average languages spoken 27% studied undergraduate degrees outside of their home country 67% 40 students worked in Finance industry before IE students worked in investment banking before IE Average GMAT 687 Top GMAT % GMAT takers 700 GMAT 80% CFA/CAIA certificate holders 20%

4 4 2.1 CLASS PROFILE 57 Students (class size) 23 Different nationalities 23 years old 1 year Average age Average work experience GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION North America 19% Spain 6% Europe 52% EU CIS 6% Asia Pacific 14% Latin America 3% Countries Represented Azerbaijan, Belgium, Canada, Colombia, Croatia, China, France, Finland, Germany, India, Italy, Mexico, Morocco, Peru, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Romania, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, US, UK, Uzbekistan.

5 5 2.2 ACADEMIC BACKGROUND 48% Business & Commerce 9% Finance 30% Economics 9% Engineering 7% Others Undergraduate degree(s) from: EUROPE - LSE, NOVA School of Business and Economics, Academy of Public Administration Azerbaijan, Bocconi University, Bristol University, ESADE, Exeter Business School, Grenoble Ecole de Management, University of St Gallen, ICADE, Maastricht University, National Research University Moscow, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Universidade Catolica Portuguesa, Warwick Business School NORTH AMERICA - Boston College Carroll School of Management, HEC Montreal, University of South Carolina, Northeastern University, University of Michigan, University of San Diego, University of Massachusetts LATIN AMERICA - Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México, Universidad del Pacifico, University of Puerto Rico ASIA - Singapore Management University, National Chengchi University (Taipei), Seoul National University, University of Mumbai, Shanghai Finance University, Osaka University, University of Calcutta, University of Delhi, Chulalongkorn University (Thailand)

6 6 2.3 PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND Finance 38% Recent graduate 16% Consulting Industry, Energy and Construction Others Entrepreneur, Family Business 14% 13% 13% 6% Finance Sector Rothschild, Goldman Sachs AG, JP Morgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Bank of Beijing, Allianz Investment Management, Deutsche Bank, Banco de México, La Caixa, Banque Transatlantique, BBVA, BNP Paribas, Credicorp Capital Perú, Banco Santander, Deutsche Bank AG, Gazprombank, Novikom Bank, PricewaterhouseCoopers AG, HSBC, Citibank, Standard & Chartered Bank, Mastercard, Natixis CIB, Credit Agricole CIB, Santander Securities, UBS Other Sectors Audi, BCG, Deloitte & Touche, British American Tobacco, GE, EY, Indra, KPMG, Versace

7 7 2.3 INTERNATIONAL employment STATISTICS Placement Report - MIF Class 2015 Total Number of Students 57 Students for whom we have information 88% SEEKING EMPLOYMENT Students seeking jobs 96% Students not seeking jobs 4% SOURCE OF JOB OFFER IE Career Services 42% Graduate Facilitated 58% Employment BY INDUSTRY Financial Services 83% Consulting 15% Other industries 2% Industry Breakdown Asset Management 26% Investment Banking 41% Equity Research 9% Private Banking 4% Commercial Banking 2% Consulting 15% Consumer Goods 2% Employment BY REGION Europe (EU) 70% Europe (Non EU) 13% Asia 4% Middle East 2% North America 11% Average salary in euros 46,250

8 8 4. RECRUITING COMPANIES 0-9 3i Group BLC a Abertis ABN AMRO Advantea Global Services AdviCorp AFS Finance Advisors Al Khaliji Group Alfa-Bank Analyst Research LLP AON APG Asset Management Arcano Artá Capital Arthur D Little ATON Axon Capital b Banco Central de Reserva del Perú Banco Santander Bank of America Barber Hauler Capital Advisers Barclays Bank BBVA Beta Capital Management BlackRock Blackwood Capital Group BNP Paribas Boston Consulting Group Burger King c Capgemini Consulting Cartesio Inversiones Citibank Colombia Capital Commerzbank AG CPR Asset Management Credit Suisse CW Downer d Deloitte Deutsche Bank Devoteam e EY Edmond de Rothschild EFG Asset Management Emirates Reit European Commission f F50 Financial Conduct Authority g General Electric Generali Investments Europe Goldman Sachs Golomtbank Grant Thornton GSF Capital

9 9 4. RECRUITING COMPANIES h Hipoges Asset Management Horizon Capital Houlihan Lokey HSBC i IBM ICBC Bank IDFC Capital ieurope Capital LLC IKB Deutche Industriebank IKEA Indra Infoline ING Investment Management Intesa Sanpaolo j Jefferies Jones Lang LaSalle JP Morgan K.P. Kauffman Company KB Publikum Invest k Kenmos Technology Co Keyera Corp. KPMG l Lazard Lepe Partners LFS Financial Systems Lloyds TSB Lomond Industrier AB London Stock Exchange Lóreal m Macquarie Marigny Capital McKinsey & Company MENA Capital Mirai Risk Moelis & Company Moody s Morgan Stanley Morningstar MSCI Mumbai Angels n Net Present Value Netvalue Financial Advisors Nomura

10 10 4. RECRUITING COMPANIES p PAI Partners Parthenon Group Perenia Carbon Asset Management Piramal Group Procter & Gamble Protiviti Consulting Middle East Limited PWC q Quilvest Private Equity r RW Pressprich & Co Rabobank Renaissance Capital Rothschild Group s S&P Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance Sanitas Seabird Capital Seaborne Capital Advisors Selinca SK Energy SK Telecom Standard Chartered Stern Stewart & Co SunEdison t Telefonica Europe The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Thesan Capital Tishman Speyer Trinity Holdings Trinnacle Fund u UBS Unicredit UOB Asset Management v Valores Bancolombia VTN Capital w Wallis Investment, Consulting and Asset Management William Blair x X-Trade brokers DM

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