Hi guys, im travelling to Pekin for 4 days, Chengdu for 3 days and Chongqing for 2 days soon. Im looking for recommendations of things to do, get to see the Musts but also try and loose the tourist traps and get to see authentic places. Any recommendation is wellcome!!!
Hi guys, im travelling to Pekin for 4 days, Chengdu for 3 days and Chongqing for 2 days soon. Im looking for recommendations of things to do, get to see the Musts but also try and loose the tourist traps and get to see authentic places. Any recommendation is wellcome!!!
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Hi everyone,
After 2.5 years working in International Tax (Transfer Pricing) at a Big Four firm, I'm looking to transition into Project Finance. I'm 23, based in Madrid, and hold a bachelor's degree in Business Administration.
My questions for the sub are:
- What should my next steps be? (Besides applying for Project Finance roles.) I'm considering starting the CFA. Are there any other qualifications, skills, or experiences I should focus on?
- How do you see the impact of AI on Project Finance? Do you still consider it a strong long-term career path? How would you recommend positioning myself to benefit from AI rather than be replaced by it?
- What are the typical exit opportunities after a few years in Project Finance?
For context, I've mainly worked with renewable energy clients, so I've gained exposure to how project-financed businesses are structured and how they operate, but I've never had the opportunity to build or work with actual financial models.
One of the reasons I'm interested in Project Finance is that I found Transfer Pricing to be relatively removed from core business decision-making. My impression is that Project Finance is a much more cross-functional discipline, combining finance, accounting, tax and legal. It also seems transferable across capital-intensive industries and different countries, while offering good compensation and exit opportunities.
I'd really appreciate any feedback, especially if you think my assumptions are off or I'm overlooking anything.
Hey guys, so I usually have to check and adjust my chain tension every 500km becauae of the horrible sound it makes when its loose. The thing is ive just changed it, and after 300km aprox, its loose again. I know this is fairly normal and to be honest I do ride pretty agressive, every day (in city).
But I have frienda with other bikes (i.e. cb650r or duke 790) which ride more agresive than me and they dont have that problem (horrible loose chain aound). Does this also happen to you guys? Is this only on the MT07?
Hi, I recently recieved an offer from Deloitte Malta for a senior position and Im wondering how the work-life balance is in Deloitte/B4 Malta.
For context, I have a couple years experience in B4 Spain in where a typical day would be 9-20/21, having to work sometimes on weekends. In the offer I recieved, the official working hours are 8:30-5:00pm which resulted attractive but im not sure if this will be the day to day reality.
I am aware that there are a lot of countries in which working time is fairly respected, always keeping in mind that you are in B4, and Im wondering if this is the case.
For people working in similar roles, what should I expect? how would you describe the workload/ work-life balance? General overall opinion on B4 in Malta?
Thanks in advance!
Hi guys, does anybody know where I can check the current value of each participation of the following investment funds?
Thank you very much in advance!