Career impact: Masters in Finance at London Business School

🎬201414h 3mUnited KingdomOther

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The TV series Career impact: Masters in Finance at London Business School, created by an unlisted creator and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on April 28, 2014 in the United Kingdom. The series spans 1 season with 8 episodes, featuring the voices of an unlisted voice cast. It follows the story of characters and events not yet described in the available detail data. This is an Other series and has received a rating of 0/10 from 0 viewers.

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Filming Location

127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands

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Castle Rock Entertainment

Award

21 wins & 43 nominations total

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Harsh Beniwal03/11/25 04:38

London Business School Masters in Finance alumnus, Jose Lourenco, tells us how the programme and the School's network helped him to secure his dream job at Nomura. Find out more here: Subscribe to more videos from LBS:

Anjali Adhikari03/11/25 04:38

Lott's passion to pursue international development in finance led him to the Masters in Finance programme at London Business School. A real highlight for Lott was the interview coaching and role plays that he took part in, providing practical skills that could be immediately applied. This, along with the School's global reputation, all played a key role in securing his current position with The World Bank. Visit the website: Subscribe to more London Business School videos:

jamal_alpha03/11/25 04:38

Dipesh found the support offered from London Business School's career services an important stepping stone in launching his finance career. The CV and cover letter workshops gave him the confidence and interview technique he required to secure a graduate position with Amazon. Visit the website: Subscribe to more London Business School videos:

@TIMA Robinson 🍓🥰03/11/25 04:38

Having worked previously at a local bank in China, Rebecca was ready to take the next step onto a more international platform. The Masters in Finance programme at London Business School offered her the perfect stepping stone. Taking part in one of London Business School's career treks to Hong Kong allowed Rebecca to practise the knowledge and techniques she had learnt on the programme and was soon after offered a position with Barclays, Hong Kong. Visit the website: Subscribe to more London Business School videos:

Ceranora03/11/25 04:38

Guillaume used his London Business School experience to propel his finance career forward, having worked previously in business management. Using his new connections within the School's diverse community and finance network, he secured his full time position at HSBC just after starting the Masters in Finance programme. Visit the website: Subscribe to more London Business School videos:

Paulina Mputsoane03/11/25 04:38

Anh came to London Business School to get a taste of unfamiliar areas of finance and to broaden her finance perspective. By getting involved with the campus community, Anh developed real-world insights from classmates who were all experienced in their respective fields. As a result she gained practical skills and in-depth knowledge that could be easily applied back at work. Visit the website: Subscribe to more London Business School videos:

Kwesta03/11/25 04:38

Find out how your career can benefit from the Masters in Finance experience at London Business School. Learn about how this programme has helped seven students accelerate their careers and broaden their professional network. Visit the website: Subscribe to more London Business School

Khodor Chouman03/11/25 04:38

During his Masters in Finance Jun opted into one of London Business School's career treks. This offered him the opportunity to visit some of the major investment banks in New York. With the knowledge he had gained from the School's community, faculty and fellow students alike, he knew exactly what recruiters were looking for successfully securing him his role in investment banking. Visit the website: Subscribe to more London Business School videos:

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