Intern Review

Although some of the work became tedious, the majority was fascinating. And it was all made easier by the staff in the office who were incredibly kind, patient and friendly.

I fulfilled some valuable work for the central investment team which was appreciated.

Everyone in the office were accommodating and very willing to sit down with me and talk about their daily responsibilities. I was able to gain a lot of knowledge from having these one-to-one conversations

LOTS of work. I worked longer hours than a lot of the office, however I didn't have to at all. I did it because I enjoyed it!

My work was clearly important for the team and I had full access to approach my work in any way that I felt necessary. However it was constantly checked by the investment professionals, to ensure that I was doing the work correctly.

Not relevant to my degree, but hugely influential to my thinking about my career aspirations. I received incredible insights into the industry as a whole and also thoughtful advice.

Happy and friendly, however the company was going through some large changes, and accompanied by staff absences and a volatile stock market meant that many people were quite stressed.

Excellently done. I had good exposure to all of the fundamental departments within the small wealth management firm which is essential for the development of my career aspirations.

Although they have not given me anything physical in terms of training or development, the experience has proved priceless for my personal development.

Offered a job, unsure whether to accept. Other industry rivals offer "better" graduate schemes (according to many people in the office).

A few socials and welcome/goodbye parties.

London is expensive! Beware!!

Good but very expensive again.

I lived with some university friends which is an excellent idea if possible.