The first person asked me some questions regarding different types of trading costs (implicit and explicit) and also the costs a broker charges its customer with. The second person came on the line and asked about myself and the projects I have done. The third person then came and asked me a computer science question (The Two Egg problem).
Tell me about yourself, why this division etc
We flip a die. How much would I be willing to pay to flip the die a second time where I would get the largest outcome of these two dices.
For summer analyst role, they asked re: what are the three financial statements and walk us through how they're related...not hard in retrospect, but for someone in liberal arts college with no accounting class, it would need some prep work
Why are you here?
Lots of technical questions about valuation of companies
If you had $100,000, would you invest it short term into the stock market or keep it in cash? (Asked right after the fiscal cliff legislation was passed)
How would you determine if this (particular company) would be a good investment?
Stock pitch, mental math, some statistics, some behavioural
Event affecting financial markets
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