At different stages of the career journey at SAIF, the CDC offers various types of activities including sharing, recruitment presentations, workshops and treks to acquaint recruiters with new talent. In this way, companies not only raise their visibility and branding at the school but also are able to find interns, young graduates and even those with significant industry experience. We welcome you to join in a partnership with us！
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Industry Briefings
SAIF's "Career Discovery" series of lectures helps students quickly start their career exploration journey. CDC invites industry experts in IBD, Equity & Bonds Research, PE/VC, Asset Management and other financial sectors to cover industry briefings, career opportunities, development paths, and selection criteria in order to help 1st year students to match their interests and leverage their core competencies.
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Campus Presentations
Campus talks hosted by employers are a great way to quickly showcase a firm’s business in general, disclose its current season recruitment focus, and conduct direct conversations with students. Some firms conduct 1st round screenings by line managers on-site, right after the presentation, while other firms distribute interview pass cards to skip resume screening. CDC provides interview rooms for recruiters, as needed, during the recruitment season.
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Autumn
recruitment season
Campus Talk
(Sep-Oct)
Campus Interview
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Spring
recruitment season
Campus Talk
(Feb-May)
Campus Interview
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SAIF Job Fair
Every April and November, the CDC organizes Job Fair (in-person), which creates a platform for recruiters and students to meet each other. This is a very efficient way for employers to access a large talent pool. It is also an effective way for the students to present themselves in front of a large group of recruiters in order to win a green pass for further interviews.
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Autumn
recruitment season
SAIF Job Fair (Nov)
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Spring
recruitment season
SAIF Job Fair (Apr)
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AIM+ Program
The AIM+ designator is an acronym for Alumni; Industry; Multiple dimensions, people, activity types and Mentors. The program is open for current students including MF, full-time MBA and part-time MBA. The alumni and industry mentors are grouped by their job functions. All activities are conducted by the group and organized by group members. The activities can be a formal sharing, a company visit, a stock pitch session, lunch & dinner together, or even a short trip. The AIM+ program serves as a platform for current full-time and part-time students to learn more about industry practices, enhance networking skills and obtain guidance from both alumni and industry experts.
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Career Treks
Career Treks build bridges between students and enterprise through on-site visits. On-campus talks and job fairs bring recruiters to campus. Career treks enable students to reach out and get a closer look at how an enterprise is being operated by touring within it, meeting the management team, listening to the founder’s speech, and visualizing its culture. CDC has led Career Treks to Shenzhen, Nanjing, and Hong Kong over the past few years. In the future, the treks will be expanded to more inland cities that are manufacturing and technology hubs, and later to overseas destinations such as Singapore and beyond.
HOW TO RECRUIT AT SAIF
- Job Posting
- Career Fair
- Business Projects
- Recruitment Talks
- Request for a
Résumé Book - Competitions
PARTNERSHIP
- Intership Base
- AIM+ Program
- Career Treks
(Overseas Module) - CPTP Workshop
Series
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- Adfaith Consulting
- Advancy
- Aegon-Industrial Fund
- Akuna Capital
- AT Keaney
B- Bain & Company
- Banque Intenationale à Luxembourg
- Bank of America
- Bank of China Investment Management
- Bank of China (Headquater)
- Bank of Ningbo
- Barclays
- Barings Asset Managemet
- BlackRock
- Blackstone
- BCG
- Bloomberg
- BNP Paribas
- Bocom Schoders
- Bosera Funds
- Bridgepoint Capital
- Byte Dance
C- Canada Pension Plan Investment Board
- Cargill
- CDH Investment
- China Asset Management
- China Central Depositoy & Clearing
- China Development Bank
- China Financial Futues Exchange
- China Investment Corporation
- China Renaissance Group
- China Resources
- China Securities
- China Trust Registration
- China Universal Asset Management
- China International Capital Corporation
- Chong Yang
- Citadel
- Citi Bank
- CITIC Capital
- CITIC Securities
- CITICPE
- CMB Wealth Management
- CPIC Fund
- Credit Suisse
- CVA
- CVC Capital Partners
D- Dacheng Fund
- Deutsche Bank
- DTL
E- E Fund
- East Asia Qianhai Securities
- Eastmoney Securities
- Everbright Securities
- EY Consulting
F- Fidelity
- Fortune Capital
- Fullgoal Fund
- Fung Group
G- Gaojie Capital
- GF Fund
- GIC
- GLP
- Goldman Sachs
- Greenwoods
- Guosheng Securities
- Guotai Junan Securities
H- Harvest Fund
- Hang Lung Properties
- Highlight Capital
- Hillhouse
- Hony Capital
- HSBC
- Huatai Securities
- Huatai-Pinebridge Investments
I- ICBC Credit Suisse Asset Management
- IDG Capital
- Industrial Bank (Headquarter)
J- J.P. Morgan
- JD
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- JIC Trust
- Johnson & Johnson
- Juxin Leasing
K- KKR
L- LEK
- Legend Capital
- Longshu Capital
M- Macquarie Bank
- Maison Capital
- Maxwealth Fund
- McKinsey
- Meituan
- Meritco Services
- Minghong Investment
- Monitor Deloitte
- Morgan Stanley
- Morgan Stanley Securities
N- New Horizon
- Nomura
- Novartis
O- OC&C
- Optiver
- Orient Securities
P- Penghua Fund
- Pengyang AMC
- Perseverance Asset Management
- Ping An Asset Management
Q- Qiming Venture Capital
R- Roland Berger
S- S&P
- Sequoia Capital
- Shanghai International Group
- Shanghai Stock Exchange
- Shenwan Hongyuan Securities
- Shenzhen Capital Group
- Shenzhen Stock Exchange
- Siemens Consulting
- Silver Lake
- Sinolink Securities
- Sino-ocean Capital
- Societe Generale
- Southern Asset Management
- Southwest Securities
- SPD Bank
- Springs Capital
- Standard Chartered
- State Administration of Foreign Exchange
- Strategy&
- Swire
T- Taikang Asset
- TPG
- Tecent Investment
- Temasek
- Thermo Fisher
- The Hina Group
- Tianhong Asset Management
U- UBS
- UBIquant Investment
V- Value Parteners
W- Wanda Commercial Real Estate
- Warburg Pincus
- Wellington Management Hong Kong
- WorldQuant
Y- Yunqi Partners
Z- ZO Fund
- ZS Associates
