I work in the City, ask me nothing

I've had previous experience so I suppose. I would probably never work for any other purpose but the monetary rewards.

I've had previous experience so I suppose. I would probably never work for any other purpose but the monetary rewards.

Do you think going to surrey university would give you a chance in IB? It's ranked in top 10 in UK

Keep up the good work, you will go very far from what i've read.

I suppose to someone who denies evolution in favour of creationism everything is subjective.

Do you think going to surrey university would give you a chance in IB? It's ranked in top 10 in UK

I'm pretty sure it's only Top 10 in The Guardian. It generally ranks around 30. Try to aim as high as possible within your reach.

What would you do if your kids left Islam?
Were you always a Muslim or did you come back to Islam?

Not much I can do, other than try and convince them to become Muslims again.

I was always a Muslim.

But would your relationship change with them in any way?

I meant, did you ever leave Islam and then decided to come back to it?

Probably wouldn't regard them as my kids anymore.

Not that I can re-call. I used to doubt the religion a lot because it was adopted from my parents, until I actually studied Islam and various other religions for myself.

Probably wouldn't regard them as my kids anymore.

But would you let them stay in your house anymore?

We as students get so worked up on university ranks when that only really plays one small part of the recruitment process. The recruiter I was speaking too said he would favour a top 20 with a first, solid experience who shows determination than a 2:1 target with no experience who thinks he can get a placement because of their university. Said recruiter studied at Loughborough and works in global markets side M/O, so idk what the specific deal is with on the IBD side.

So although university matters, going to a target doesn't garuntee anything if you don't put the effort of going through the SWs / Summer internships. That being said, there's a clear trend that students from targets are aware of what they need to do & have good links with industry to get their students the best possible chance of breaking into industry and setting them up with internships. Strong alumni network for targets is also a plus. Overall, the likelihood of an individual going to a target school (especially the likes of LSE) getting an interview would beat that of a non-target/semi.

By top-20 I mean a decent uni, they don't actually look at the league tables when doing their filtering.

Most probably not. I'm sure there are other more tolerant families that might want them.

Luckily there will be many. Maybe a gay couple!

What do you make of the resignation of Mozilla's CEO (which was forced because of his opposition to same sex marriage)?

I don't have a say on the topic.

I haven't a clue what that means.



I was interested in economics/trading since about year 7 when I used to flip stocks on the grand exchange in runescape for substantial capital gains. I had no idea such markets existed in the real world. My real determination for IB started around the beginning of Y13.

With my wife and kids, in Dubai.

Don't really have a favourite colour, I don't understand the logic of liking a particular colour.

Does it make you fear for the security of (or your chances of achieving) any future roles of significance that you might reach?

What's your occupation?

Shift dem rune bars, maybe make enough for party hat yeah?

Anyway mashallah brother its good that you have ambition, but look after your soul.