First, you should be able to demonstrate you have a sense of good credit yourself, and are willing to learn. You may become an intern. If you are a good salesperson and can bring in business… they won’t care. Rock on.

I’d say his chances are much better than he may think. For one thing, he has an excellent background in management, and an educational background in corporate finance, accouting, real estate and international business. Whatever he might be lacking in actual analyst experience can easily be obtained through additional college courses, or on-the-job experience. He is apparently an excellent student and a top-notch learner. I doubt very much if ivy league schools make that much difference. He has the ambition, the knowledge, the background and the education, so the experience can come with being on the job as a trainee. As the saying goes, “experience is the best teacher”. I wish him luck!

rather of leaping suitable into the massive companies for investment banking, try finding a boutique investment economic business enterprise and getting a job there. With some years of adventure there, you could flow directly to larger companies and finally be making 10 million money or greater a 365 days at a business enterprise which you probably did not start up.