Trade your way to a Graduate Interview

eFinancialCareers.com to continue “Investment Challenge” series -

[ClickPress, Wed Sep 19 2007] Following the success of its first challenge, eFinancialCareers.com, the UK-based global financial careers website, is pleased to announce the second in its series of Investment Challenges, sponsored by Schroders, the global asset management company (www.efinancialcareers.com/schroderschallenge)

The challenge kicks-off on October 1st and is open only to penultimate year students. Participants have until the end of October to turn a profit on their £10million fantasy fund. The Challenge involves 50 ‘long-only’ trades on any FTSE 350 company. Registration period starts on the 18th September and closes on the 15th October 2007.

£1000 and an interview for the graduate program awaits the winner, whilst the remaining Top 20 students will receive the chance to submit a 1 page summary of their trading strategy and decision making process, of which the best 5 will be invited to a graduate interview.

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Further press information

Please contact Jade Mamarbachi or Christian Pickel (gth media) on 020 7153 8035/8036 for further details.

About eFinancialCareers.com:

eFinancialCareers, a Dice subsidiary, is the leading global online network site for jobs and career management in investment banking, asset management and securities. Recruiters and employers can post jobs targeting specific sectors within the financial markets, both buy-side and sell-side, and search the resume database for highly qualified and specialized professionals.

eFinancialCareers provides career sites for the capital markets in the U.S., UK, Ireland, France, Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Switzerland, Ireland, Italy, Hong Kong, UAE, Singapore & Australia. The eFinancialCareers network also includes more than 40 partner sites that increase the reach of job listings. These partners include InstitutionalInvestor.com, (U.S.), La Tribune (France), Milano Finanza (Italy), Finanztreff (Germany), Finance Asia (Asia), Financial Standard (Australia).

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