I am doing part-time MBA finance from Mumbai University. Do I require a certificate in investment banking to become a portfolio manager?
I have 7 years of experience in accountancy.
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To get a job as an investment banker, you need the certificate in this field. You have to obtain that certificate with significant amount of work experience in accounting/finance field. Since you are doing MBA Finance, it will also makes a positive impact on your profile.
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