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I've nearly 4 years of experience as a Quant(Quantitative Analyst) in investment banking.Currently I work as a quant with the FX Trders in a bank in singapore.I have already a MFE degree and I do Modeling(heavy math n prog ) and all trading realted Quantitative issues in IT.But the quant world is becoming less exciting as nobody is thinking about any further innovative models.Also this is becoming stagnant as you dont get to move in the corporate ladder.So I 'm thinking of a MBA in Finance.Could someone advice me whether it will be a good idea to pursue MBA with such a background.And how will I be able to exploit my Quant experience and skills post MBA?Also which schools in US I should aim for ?
Thanks
I've nearly 4 years of experience as a Quant(Quantitative Analyst) in investment banking.Currently I work as a quant with the FX Trders in a bank in singapore.I have already a MFE degree and I do Modeling(heavy math n prog ) and all trading realted Quantitative issues in IT.But the quant world is becoming less exciting as nobody is thinking about any further innovative models.Also this is becoming stagnant as you dont get to move in the corporate ladder.So I 'm thinking of a MBA in Finance.Could someone advice me whether it will be a good idea to pursue MBA with such a background.And how will I be able to exploit my Quant experience and skills post MBA?Also which schools in US I should aim for ?
Thanks
