🚀 How to use LinkedIn to break into investment banking?
- City Investment Training
- Apr 24
- 2 min read

🚀 How to use LinkedIn to break into investment banking?
If you are a university student or a recent graduate, its not too late to secure a summer internship or full-time role in investment banking.
A strategic LinkedIn presence can significantly enhance your chances.
🔑 Here's how to leverage LinkedIn effectively:
✅ Optimize Your Profile: Have a professional picture and ensure your profile highlights your interest in investment banking.
✅ Connect with Industry Professionals: Reach out to alumni and professionals in the industry and highlight commonalities.
✅ KISS messages: Keep it Short and Simple (KISS) and no more than 5 lines - Personalize your connection requests to make a meaningful impression.
✅ Request Informational Interviews: Don't ask for an internship, instead politely ask for brief conversations to learn more about the industry.
✅ Follow Up: After initial interactions, maintain relationships by following up and expressing gratitude for their time and insights.
Last year, we introduced AI-driven tools in our 8-week program to help students effectively connect with bankers—yielding impressive results.
Breaking into banking via LinkedIn isn't just about sending connection requests; it's a blend of strategy and execution.
In today's competitive market, students can't afford to overlook LinkedIn as a vital tool for entering the banking sector.
Looking to break into banking?
Refine your LinkedIn profile and begin by targeting 🎯boutique bankers
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