Finance Recruitment Mentoring

1:1 mentoring that gets
students into finance.

Spring Weeks, Summer Internships, and Graduate roles across Investment Banking, Global Markets, Quant, Private Credit, and Wealth Management — with a structured plan and firm-specific preparation.

JP Morgan
Goldman Sachs
UBS
Lazard
Jefferies
Morgan Stanley
BNP Paribas
Rothschild & Co
Bank of America
IMC Trading
Citi
NatWest
HSBC
Scotiabank

Most candidates lose because the process is chaotic — not because they aren't capable.

Inconsistent preparation, unclear priorities, working hard on the wrong things at the wrong time. OfferUp replaces that with a system: clear targets, a weekly plan, firm-specific preparation, and repeated practice until performance holds under real pressure.

We take a limited number of clients per cycle. Every engagement is built around your specific firms, your timeline, and the gaps that are actually blocking you from converting.

01 Diagnose

Targets, profile gaps, timeline, and what's actually blocking conversion.

02 Position

CV and cover letter refinement aligned to your specific firms and roles.

03 Prepare

Firm-specific commercial awareness — what to know and how to say it.

04 Simulate

Repeated mock interviews and ACs with structured feedback until performance holds.

05 Execute

Checklists and follow-ups so applications progress and nothing falls through.

What clients say.

"Tiana and Aaryan's help made such a big difference. In such a competitive market, applying without guidance would've simply not been feasible."

Aaditya
Lazard — Spring Week

"The biggest change was having an actual plan. The CV edits were genuinely UBS-specific, and the drilling meant I could explain things naturally instead of sounding rehearsed."

Client, anonymous
UBS Wealth Management — Summer Internship

"I hit top marks in the OA for the first time and went into the interview feeling genuinely confident. The prep made a material difference."

Client, anonymous
UBS Global Banking — Summer Internship

"The mocks felt genuinely close to the real interview. The commercial awareness framework made it easy to sound natural, and I didn't freeze under pressure."

Client, anonymous
UBS Risk Management — Summer Internship

"I went from consistently failing OAs to converting. The approach was methodical in a way I hadn't experienced before."

Client, anonymous
BNP Paribas — Spring Week

"Couldn't have done it without you. The Jefferies AC prep was intensive — but that's exactly what it needed to be."

Client, anonymous
Jefferies Private Credit — Summer Internship

Common questions.

The free call is the right place to start if you have something more specific.

Students targeting Spring Weeks, Summer Internships, or Graduate roles in Investment Banking, Global Markets, Quant, Private Credit, or Wealth and Asset Management. Whether you are a first-year just beginning to build your profile or a finalist with interviews already booked, we can help.

No. We have helped candidates from non-target backgrounds secure offers at bulge brackets and elite boutiques. The quality of your preparation matters considerably more than the name of your university — and that is precisely what we work on.

As early as possible. Spring Week applications open in September and close faster than most expect. The earlier you begin, the more time we have to build your profile and prepare properly before deadlines hit.

It varies. Some clients work with us intensively for several weeks ahead of specific deadlines. Others stay engaged across a full cycle until roles are secured. We will discuss what makes sense on the initial call.

We go through your targets, current profile, and timeline honestly — and give you a genuine read of where the gaps are and what it would take to close them. There is no obligation. You will leave with clarity regardless of whether you decide to work with us.

Yes. All client information is handled in strict confidence. Any case studies or testimonials shared publicly are fully anonymised unless explicit consent has been given.

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