Wei Hong Tan
GBGreat programme for those who aspire to break into investment banks! Great programme! And the mentors have been absolutely amazing and helpful. Not only has the whole training series made me a competent candidate to break into bulge bracket banks, but also helped expand my professional network across the globe. I had the chance to learn and mingle with like-minded individuals who share similar ambition throughout the programme.
Amir B
GBIvyline is a of mentorship and… Ivyline is a of mentorship and portfolio management program that you will enjoy for you are trying to get into sales & trading. The program will walk you through options, futures and other derivatives. They will have speakers and other students that you can network with. If you are actively looking for a position you can get help with your search. The challenges are fun where you compete in group to get the highest return. Overall Im enjoying the program.
Joey Lim
GBIvyline Capital Mr. Eisenhauer has been a great resource for anything career related within finance. He is always willing to set up calls with students for anything whether it would be to catch up or for any questions. The course material within Ivyline Capital Cohort has been great as well.
Joshua Laferriere
GBAs soon as I heard about this product As soon as I heard about this product, I was all in. I've taken micro/macro finance, as well as corporate finance, and accounting. Corporate finance touches on the surface of some of this stuff, but not really and I was kind of disenchanted with college when it comes to making $ with our financial institutiions This course on the other hand teaches you the basics as well as in depth of how to track company financials and code advanced models in python.
David Schlichtig
GBIvyLine is a great program IvyLine is a great program to involve yourself in. It is self-paced and informative so you can move at your own speed even if you are extremely busy like I have been with school and other obligations. It reinforces what you have learned in college courses and goes beyond that to bridge the information gap that is often experienced when entering a career.