what r the best topics for internship concerned to bankiing/finance?
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I'd give you some guide-lines/keywords. Check these up, and decide.\n\nE-Banking and its effects of over turnover, profitability and related costs (upgrading systems, safe-guarding from intrusion sessions).\n\nBasel 2 and its effect over banking.\nIf you are an auditor, then some topic based on CISA.\n\nHow does SME (Small Medium Enterprises) turn up to be, once financed by banks?\n\nHope it was helpfull.
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This might be of value\nhttp://www.yourdictionary.com/business_profile/debt/business/finance-job.html\n\nfollowing might have some interesting data.\nhttp://www.mises.org/humanaction/pdf/ha_31.pdf
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Accounting\nConsulting\nFinance\nCommercial Banking \nCorporate Finance \nFinancial Planning \nInsurance \nInvestment Banking \nMoney Management \nReal Estate \nMarketing\nAdvertising and Public Relations \nProduct Management \nRetailing \nNon-Profit\n\n\nlots more out there check out these sites to learn more about it\nAmerica's JobBank \nAmerican Jobs \nBig 4 Alumni Directory \nCareerNet \nCareer Shop \nCareerBuilder \nThe Catapult \nDFW Jobs \nDirections - UK \nEmployment Spot \nERI Economics Research Institute \nFinancial-Jobs.com \n4Work.com \nindeed.com one search. all jobs. \nJobHunt \nJobs In the Money, accounting jobs, banking jobs, tax jobs \nJobweb \nOhio Careers Resource Center \nQuintessential Careers \nSalary Clock - for fun \nWetFeet.com \neFinancialJobs.com \nResume Writing, Banking Resumes \nForbes best specialty jobsites \nFinancial & Investment Jobs
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There are many different types of careers you could go into with a degree in finance.  Some of them include:  Commercial Banking, Corporate Finance, Financial Planning, Insurance, Investment Banking, Money Management, and Real Estate.  The site below can provide you with a detailed overview.
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Investment bank itself has many different departments, research, private banking, bond trading, arbitrary trading among many others.  A lot of undergrads who majored in business or economics do apply to i-banks, but there are also other majors like math, financial engineering that can get you noticed.  Arbitrary trading and research for example require someone with very very strong qualitative skills.  Whatever your major is, as long as you understand how the market works and have an interest in it that you can show on your resume and interview, will get you an entry level position at an i-bank.
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Hospitals are the best places for internships.  Also some drug stores such as Osco, CVS, Walgreens, etc. might be worth giving a call.
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hey depends of the topic that ur looking for, (hack, repair, office, microsft, programing etc,) be more specific ok...
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Heh.  The question was about jobs, not trading strategies.\n\nYou could try compliance if it interests you.  To me, that's not very interesting, but to each her own.  It also depends on what you see yourself doing in maybe 10 years.  If you still think you would be interested in compliance, go for it.  I don't know if there's that much upward mobility, though, if you want to move up the chain in a few years.\n\nInvestment banking is mainly acting as a saleperson if you're part of the actual banking division.  They try to get clients to use that bank to finance deals.  So, if you're great at sales, then i-banking might be a good field.\n\nI know the actual government doesn't have great job prospects, but maybe you could find your niche at some other corporation that is to your liking but you can still apply some of your government knowledge.  It's kind of tough to recommend anything without knowing more.
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Make you out some jist cards. These are cards with your information on it(name,phone number. Put your objective on it just like a resume and list your skills and what you want to accomplish; take them around to different accounting places(look in the phone book if you have to) and just pass out your card. The cards are a little bigger than a 3 x 5 index card. Preferably something colorful(eyecatching).
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Finance for everything...after you done...you still can do the market and learn the marketing tricks from the experience. But only the Finance or Accounting...you have to sit there and work hard on it, and after all...it almost covered everything in the business field. Strongly suggest specialize in Accounting and Finance!
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Yep.  Old school is a good thing.  You might actually learn something.  Finance is going to be really important if you're going into business, and to be successful in this class, you'll need to actually understand the concepts somewhat.  Just grab a little extra caffeine before class so you'll stay awake.
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You should take Commerce as it is good for financial help and after wards it gives us knowledge about investment and banking which other sections can't give.
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It depends on what you want to emphasize?\n\nFor legal awareness:  put an FDIC insured next to a bank's name.\n\nFor brand/logo awareness:  put the Nike swoosh.\n\nFor quality standards:  put Craftsman tools\n\nIt all depends on what you wanna emphasize.
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Finance and accounting are excellent majors...my boss has advised me that if I'm thinking of going back to school, anything that deals with finances is a good degree as after the Enron scandal, etc., companies now place a great degree of value on their financial records and dealings.
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There are subjects like finance , marketing , human resources , systems , information technology , accounting , operations management and international business.MBA students specialize in some of these subjects.
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math, marketing, finance(of course), economics, management, accounting, & statistics
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u can go for finance,marketing, insurance&banking,hospitality, hr, may be hr is having the ever lasting demand