Is there any way into Investment Banking without a degree???

Cali Girl your hot no wonder your blokes an investment banker.

I'm in the UK

Yes, lie on your CV just like half of Essex do to get a job in the City.

Only work in the Square Mile if you can tolerate being wrapped around Essex Chavs with too much cash in their pockets, all day long.

Cheers.

Sleep with all the interviewers and the whole HR department.

Nope my fiance' is an investment banker, he went to USC university.

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Invest in weapons and rob bank

You could start your own bank.

Nepotism is always a good qualification

From what I know about the Financial industry, working at a bank. You can start at the bottom, by becoming a teller, then applying to become a Personal banker, opening accounts. Most banks will pay for you to get your licenses to become an investment banker without a degree. Banks like promoting within because it saves them money. If they hire an Investment banker with a degree and all their licenses, they will pay them more than someone who became one through the financial ladder. I have a couple of friends that made it from teller to investment banker with no degree, and still get paid very well.

HAving known some of the Klutzes who have thrived in the industry, I'd say Nepotism rules!

So you want a highly paid, highly skilled job that thousands of graduates also strive for? Nah. But good luck. Maybe put a pound on the lottery tomorrow if its mega bucks you're after.