Roflnadal

All the usual suspects--Wharton, Booth, Columbia etc. But like what everyone said, it depends on what kind of investment management you are looking at. Harvard is not known as a finance school per se but if you get in, go.

As someone with 2 years of commercial banking experience and was admited into Chi, I am curious to ask why would you say your work experience would be a hinderance at a top-tier B-school. Dude, you have a great GMAT score. Assume your GPA is in the 3s, have decent leadership/EC experience, and most importantly, put together good essays, you are in good shape IMO.