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Employment Report FULL-TIME MS INTERIM EMPLOYMENT REPORT Simon Business School | University of Rochester SEE OUR SUCCESS CLASS OF 2019 EMPLOYMENT A new level of clarity. % WE ARE 90 EMPLOYMENT RATE 4 MONTHS POST UNABASHEDLY GRADUATION MSFMaster’s in Finance ANALYTICAL. SAMPLE HIRING COMPANIES: Recruiters are consistently impressed with Simon MS students’ command of a variety of Agricultural Bank of China analytical tools and recognize their strong problem-solving skills. Our Jay S. and Jeanne Bank of China Benet Career Management Center plans for your lifelong career success and works closely BlackRock, Inc. with Full-Time MS students who are seeking an internship or full-time employment. Bloomberg L.P. China Everbright Limited China Merchants Bank FULL-TIME MS CLASS OF 2019 PROFILE DIVERSITY YEARS OF WORK EXPERIENCE China Securities Co., Ltd. (CSC) FEMALE MALE China International Capital % % 0.2–2.2 Corporation Limited (MIDDLE 80%) Citigroup Inc. Deloitte 19COUNTRIES AGE 64 36 OF ORIGIN Estée Lauder Inc. 21–24 EY (MIDDLE 80%) Goldman Sachs Guotai Junan Securities PROGRAM ENROLLMENT GMAT HSBC Group Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. 640–730 JPMorgan Chase & Co. 44 95 (MIDDLE 80%) Moody’s Investors Service, Inc. ACCOUNTANCY BUSINESS ANALYTICS “I CHOSE SIMON Morgan Stanley GPA 186 81 Procter & Gamble BECAUSE I WANTED FINANCE MARKETING PwC ANALYTICS 3.0–3.8 Standard Chartered Bank (MIDDLE 80%) TO DEVELOP AN ANALYTICAL MINDSET. The diverse student population that the school promoted was also a major draw for me.” MS CLASS OF 2019 EMPLOYMENT OUTCOMES JAMIE-HUGH BROWN ’19 Four months post graduation MS in Finance MEAN BASE SALARY FOR Citigroup Inc. % % % % GRADUATES HIRED Assistant Vice President– IN NORTH AMERICA Financial Solutions Senior Analyst ACCEPTED94 EMPLOYMENT DOMESTIC88 94INTERNATIONAL 53INTERNATIONAL GRADUATES GRADUATES HIRED GRADUATES HIRED HIRED IN THE US This employment report includes MS graduates from August 2018 to June 2019. $63,900 Full-Time MS Interim Employment Report | Simon Business School | University of Rochester simon.rochester.edu SAMPLE OF 2019 MS HIRING COMPANIES HIRES BY Accenture Disney Streaming Services International Finance Group Co., Ltd. Corporation INDUSTRY Adidas Dongxing Securities Co., Ltd. Shenzhen Small & Medium International Flavors & Enterprises Credit Financing Agricultural Bank of China E Fund Management Fragrances Inc. Guarantee Group Co., Ltd. (Hong Kong) Co., Limited Air China Ltd. Ipsos Sony Pictures Entertainment FINANCIAL EagleView Technologies, Inc. American International Group, SERVICES IRI SS&C Technologies, Inc. Inc. (AIG) Empire Valuation Consultants (Primatics Financial) Johnson & Johnson Analytic Partners ESRI (Environmental Systems Standard Chartered Bank Research Institute, Inc.) JPMorgan Chase & Co. Bank of China % StratOP Group 61.0 Essence Securities Co., Ltd KPMG LLP Bank of Communications Suning.com Co., Ltd. Estée Lauder Inc. Kunyuan Asset Management BDA Partners Co., Ltd. Tesla Motors Evalueserve BDO USA LLP Lions Assurance Financial The Fulcrum Group Exxon Mobil Corporation Beijing Xiaoju Technology Co, L’Oréal The Pacific Securities Co., Ltd. CONSULTING Ltd. (Didi) EY Mars, Incorporated The Wright Star, LLC Berkeley FedEx MaxDecisions, Inc. Tianfeng Securities Co., Ltd. BlackRock, Inc. First Capital Securities Co., Ltd. McKinsey & Company Tiger Global Management LLC % Bloomberg L.P. Forepoint Capital Partners 20.0 MEI CPA, P.C. Timberwind Capital Partners BP Freddie Mac Meridian Capital China TRG Capital Management, Inc. Broadbeam Media Frost & Sullivan Metropolitan Life Insurance TZG Partners Buckingham Research Group Function Capital Company (MetLife) UJA-Federation of New York Caixin Global Limited Fun-Gi Games LLC Mini-Circuits OTHER United Parcel Service of Cargill, Incorporated Gavin/Solmonese LLC Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and America, Inc. Carta, Inc. General Motors China Banking Corporation Univest Chendu Weifu Industrial Co., Ltd. GF Securities Moody’s Investors Service, Inc. 10.4% Venture.co Holdings, Inc. China Everbright Bank Goldman Sachs Morgan Stanley Volkswagen Consulting China Guangfa Bank GoodRX, Inc. Mu Sigma Wayfair LLC China International Capital Google Nestlé Waters WE Codeword Corporation Limited Guosen Securities Company NURA USA WebBank TECHNOLOGY China Life Insurance Assets Limited Orient Securities Co., Ltd. Management Co. Ltd. Weber Shandwick, inc. Guotai Junan Securities Pacific Consulting Group China Merchants Bank Wei, Wei & Co., LLP H.C. Foods Co., Ltd. PayPal, Inc. % China Pacific Insurance Co., Ltd. Westlake Services, LLC 4.8 “Simon has a really tight linkage Haitong Securities Pefin, Inc. China Ping An Trust & WeWork Companies Inc. between students and alumni. HALO Recognition Investment Co Ltd. People’s Bank of China Winward International, Inc. Harris RF China Renaissance Pinduoduo Inc. Wishare Media Group Hearts & Science EVEN BEFORE I China Securities Co., Ltd. (CSC) Ping An Insurance Woodlake Group CONSUMER Hesion Consulting China Telecom Americas Procter & Gamble Wyndham Destinations PACKAGED GOODS Highwater Capital Group ENROLLED, I GOT CICC-QIANHAI Prudential Financial, Inc. Wynn Resorts Holdings, LLC. Horizon Media Citigroup Inc. PwC YJ Capital Inc. HSBC Group % THE CHANCE TO CMBC Minsheng Bank Red Star Macalline 3.8 York Risk Services Group, Inc. PINWEN (BLAIR) GAO ’18 Huankang Medical Credibility Capital Royal Business Bank Zeno Group MS in Finance Huatai Securities Co.,Ltd. COMMUNICATE (Internship Track) Daily Mail RuiHua Certified Public ZheShang Securities Co. Ltd. Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. Accountants Deloitte Zhongshan Securities Co.,Ltd. WITH SEVERAL China Road and Bridge Huaxia Bank Co., Ltd. Safe Auto Insurance Company Devon MD, a Devon Intl. Corporation Zhongxin Securities Co Ltd. Company IBM China SAP EXCELLENT ALUMNI Corporate Development Zoetis Inc. who gave me insightful and practical Analyst, Mergers and DH Fund Management ICP Jiangmen Co. Ltd. Shenwan Hongyuan Securities Co., Ltd. ZS Associates advice for my career goals.” Acquisitions Discover Bank (Discover Industrial and Commercial Bank Financial Services) of China Limited Shenzhen GTJA Investment Data accurate as of October 31, 2019. Full-Time MS Interim Employment Report | Simon Business School | University of Rochester Visit simon.rochester.edu/careers MBA/MS ADMISSIONS (585) 275-3533 [email protected] JAY S. AND JEANNE BENET CAREER MANAGEMENT CENTER (585) 275-4881 [email protected].
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