EmploymentReport2018/19

LSE Department of Finance Employment Report 2015/162

Latest classes profiles

Finance

Consulting

Further Study

Public Finance

Other

70%

11%

6%

3%

10%

Investment Banking

Consulting

VC / Private Equity

Other financial services

Asset Management

Other

44%

9%

8%

6%

6%

27%

M & A

Sales & Trading

Research

Debt/Equity Capital Markets

Leverage Finance

Other

44%

10%

8%

7%

7%

24%

44%

70%

11%

3%

8% 10%

27%

Sector OrganisationInvestment

Banking Function

6%

44%

The Department of Finance is home to 300 Masters students across five degree programmes: MSc Finance (Full-time), MSc Finance and Economics, MSc Finance and Private Equity, MSc Risk and Finance and MSc Finance (Part-time). With the exception of MSc Finance (Part-time), which is taught to working executives, all programmes are primarily pre-experience with the majority of graduating students entering analyst level positions. Undergraduate students are not represented in these figures.

Top locations

Employment statisticsLondon

Shanghai

Beijing

Hong Kong

Frankfurt

Paris

52%

6%

5%

4%

3%

2%

10%

6%

9%

6%7%

8%

7%

25%

LSE Department of Finance Employment Report 2015/163

This year’s destinationsAccentureAGIC CapitalAlantraAllianz Global InvestorsAmber CapitalAmerican ExpressArdianAuctus IndustriesAustrian Embassy WashingtonAxion VenturesBAE SystemsBain & CompanyBairdBank for International SettlementsBank of America Merrill LynchBank of ChinaBarclays PlcBC PartnersBelfield Construction ServicesBioniq Health-Tech SolutionsBlackRockBlackstoneBloombergBMGBMO Capital MarketsBNP ParibasBNY MellonBoston Consulting Group (BCG)Bureau of the Treasury PHCaitong SecuritiesCartesianCEC CapitalCFH Clearing LimitedChina Construction BankChina Development BankChina International Capital Corporation (CICC)Chinese University of Hong KongChurchill CapitalCinven

CitiCITICCME GroupCoinSharesColler CapitalCommerzbank AGCompass LexeconConduent HR ServicesCR CapitalCredit AgricoleCredit SuisseCyrus Capital PartnersDAIDeloitteDeutsche BankDeutsche BundesbankDigital+ PartnersDiorDuff & PhelpsEDF TradingEgeriaEMIErnst & YoungEuclid TransactionalEuromonitor InternationalEuropean Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)European Central BankEvercore PartnersExodusPoint Capital ManagementFangzheng SecuritiesFinancial TimesFineurop SoditicFluorFosun InternationalFrigorifico Las PiedrasGaw CapitalGEA - Consulenti di DirezioneGF Securities

Gleacher ShacklockGlobal Equity PartnersGoldman SachsGreengottsGulf International BankGuotai Junan SecuritiesHaitong SecuritiesHannam & PartnersHong Kong University of Science & TechnologyHSBCHSBC Qianhai SecuritiesIBMImagine SoftwareImperial College, LondonInfraRed Capital PartnersInsight InvestmentInvestecISAE SupaeroIstanbul Africa Trade CompanyIwocaJP MorganJupiter Asset ManagementKayteaKleinwort HambrosLazardLekelaLocal Pensions PartnershipMagnet FinanceMan Group PlcMarshall WaceMazarsMcKinsey & CompanyMcLaren RacingMillennium ManagementMingfeng CapitalMizuho Financial GroupMorgan StanleyNatWest MarketsNedgroup InvestmentsNERA Economic Consulting

NomuraNorthwood InvestorsNovacapNumis SecuritiesOliver WymanOrbis InvestmentsOrion HealthOxeraPalmDrivePartners GroupPerella Weinberg PartnersPingan Venture CapitalPricoa Private CapitalProctor and GambleProtean CapitalPwCRazi Industrial GroupRBC Capital MarketsRedingtonReserve Bank of AustraliaRF CorvalRobecoRolls-RoyceRothschildRoyal Bank of CanadaRoyal Bank of Scotland GroupS&P GlobalSberbankSecret EscapesShanghai Jiao Tong UniversityShinhan BankStandard CharteredState Bank of IndiaTD SecuritiesTencent HoldingsThe Hottinger GroupThree Arrows CapitalTianfeng SecuritiesTradeRisksUBSUniCredit Bank AG

Unity VenturesUniversity of California, Los AngelesUniversity of Hong KongUniversity of LawUniversity of OxfordUniversity of RochesterUnknownVrije Universiteit AmsterdamWells FargoWillis Towers WatsonXTX MarketsZelig Associates

Top employers:

JP Morgan Goldman Sachs

Barclays PlcMorgan Stanley

CitiDeutsche Bank

CITIC