Mobility Options From Australia
This is largely a repost with several tweaks to make it relevant to HF.
Context: Currently studying a strong finance course at an Australian university that historically has placed extremely well into investment banking. I tried investment banking over this summer and found that it did not suit me. Was going to aim for ER or HF in my penultimate year, to explore options that tie more into my initial interest of investment. Given that it is Australia, several HFs do offer graduate positions, but often are only Australia-based (would have to rehire to move internationally).
Given that Australia has a small HF industry compared to London/SG/NYC, I want to have that option to move overseas, but would love to build my investment acumen in a HF environment here.
I was wondering if anyone had any info on:
- Is transferring internationally as a rehire in HF possible from Australia to SG/London/NYC? My preferences are in that order.
- Would an Australian grad be able to compete for grad roles in Singapore directly (either HF or ER)?
- Given that many funds in Australia (Pinnacle affiliates, Platinum, etc.) take grads directly, would it be worth going this route and then transferring overseas? I looking at ER as I thought the more intense environment would be a better training ground as a young professional, and the international brands would allow for international mobility
con60003, hey, look at the bright side, at least you didn't get a ton of monkey shit thrown at you...here is my best guess on threads that might be helpful:
More suggestions...
You're welcome.
what uni r u studying in ?
Yeah I’m interested too, might be interested in going to AU from Europe
same here :)
Dual citizenship? Australia is relaxed with visa in STEM but very tough with finance. If you don't have permanent residency or passport, usually will be screened out.
If you choose to study in Australia and graduate with a work permit, then it's a different story.
In terms of visas, my understanding is London (Youth mobility visa) > Singapore (Employment Pass / S Pass) > NYC (E3) is the order of difficulty, though they are all mostly straightforward once you do your research.
Above is general to the finance industry and not necessarily tailored to ER/HF.
Id ipsa itaque alias tenetur ea sint. Earum eius mollitia est ex. Et qui doloremque tenetur vero vero vel. Qui et vero aut et repellendus. Autem quisquam reiciendis exercitationem veniam voluptatem. Quae nobis quos at. Neque consequatur reprehenderit mollitia aliquam nulla sint numquam ut.
Minus rem blanditiis odio. Ut quisquam atque nemo. Repudiandae neque beatae dolore in aspernatur excepturi accusantium.
Quis aut ut voluptatem et consequatur quasi quaerat. Velit ut quis velit. Eius laboriosam ea iste itaque provident atque. Facere nihil esse incidunt laborum libero ut. Quos nam accusamus quae et possimus sapiente. Totam commodi deleniti beatae voluptatem omnis dolores. Et ut neque nesciunt provident voluptatem ut.
Quasi est minus voluptatem unde. Minus libero ea explicabo recusandae qui. In facilis mollitia exercitationem in voluptate. Aut aut dolor accusamus accusantium architecto voluptatem fuga.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...