Focus on maths and computer science, become decently good and you should have a decent chance of algorithmic trading. A lot of other forms of investment banking are dying or dead because computers have become better at investing than humans in most short-term investments. Make sure you know what within investment banking you want to do and why (if it's just "money lol" give up now), and work really hard to make sure you get better GCSEs than those (if you work hard and can't do better than that at GCSE, you won't do well enough at A Level and more education simply won't be for you). For when you pick A Levels, economics is more suited to the job than business studies, the latter being a bit of a joke, but both are kind of boring IMO. I can't remember which one's which out of IT and computing but you want something that's closer to computer science. Do maths AND further maths, and ideally focus on decision maths and statistics as opposed to mechanics.