So what exactly counts as ‘qualified experirnce’. Does it necessarily have to be in investments, capital markets or can it be anything as long as it comes under ‘Financial Services’?
Yeah, it’s the investment process that matters. Doing payroll software in financial services won’t cut it. Working for a non-profit and determining whether projects should get grants or loans based on projected cash flows does (that surprised me).
There is at least some degree of leniency. An actuary at my company with what I would consider no investment experience met the experience requirement. I’ve heard similar stories elsewhere.
If you can line up aspects of the curriculum with your day-to-day job responsibilities, and it sums to more than 50% of your time, you can usually make a good case for getting the work included.