2nd Year MBA Job Opportunity

This is a fantastic opportunity:

Title	Investment Analyst - Equity (Other MBA)
AutoReqId	6872BR
Functional Area	Investment Research & Management
Work Location	Geneva, Switzerland Hong Kong London, England Los Angeles, CA (Downtown) New York, NY San Francisco, CA Singapore Tokyo, Japan
Full Time / Part Time	Full Time
Position Description	This position is specifically posted for 2nd year MBA students. If you are NOT a 2nd year MBA student, please do NOT apply to this position. Feel free to apply to other available opportunities with The Capital Group Companies. https://sjobs.brassring.com/1033/ASP/TG/cim_jobdetail.asp?Agent=1&jobid=78169&ClientId=13910&PartnerId=13910&SiteId=5018&JobSiteId=5018&Language=1&JobReqLang=1&JobSiteInfo=78169_5018 Capital's investment research professionals are responsible for gathering, analyzing, interpreting and communicating the information on which most of our investment decisions are based. After a relatively brief period of time, usually within one year, analysts are given the responsibility of managing a research portfolio within their area of coverage. This allows them to bring to life their conviction on a particular security. There is no formal training program for new analysts because we believe there is more than one way to make investment decisions. We have two offices in Los Angeles and usually new U.S. based investment research professionals tend to begin there. Other U.S. investment offices are located in San Francisco, New York, Washington D.C., and Atlanta. Most non-U.S. investment research professionals are based in our offices in Geneva, Hong Kong, London, Singapore, and Tokyo. This year we have opportunities in North America, Europe & Asia.
Hiring Criteria	We seek bright, highly motivated and disciplined individuals who can: direct their own work in a friendly cooperative but largely self-guided environment; thrive on a heavy dose of research, writing, and business travel; enjoy the financial investment process and the elements required to make it successful and who want to understand the connection between numbers on a financial statement and what a real business actually makes or does; communicate easily and effectively, both orally and in writing, with colleagues and with top management of other companies.