To whomsoever it may concern:
My
name is XX and I am a second Year
MBA
graduate at the
XX
University having majored in Finance.
I
learnt of the latent opportunities in Risk
Management
(RM) at UBS
(MS)
through my exploration of the
UBS
careers webpages, ED at the company. Consequently,
I
want to express my aspiration to work as a
“Risk
Management
Associate”
at
UBS
where
I
am constantly presented with an array of intriguing projects ranging anywhere from risk reporting for
UBS
management to conducting credit risk analysis on counterparties to carrying out efficiency improvements on company protocols. I am interested in pursuing positions of such a nature and have made the case for my candidacy in the ensuing passages. I was until recently working with XXX, a micro-­‐cap company listed on the
NYSE
where
I
had to communicate with fund managers, economists and executives from my firm and others on an hourly basis. Time was the most precious commodity for my firm’s stakeholders and consequently my communiqués had to be concise and my analyses-­‐financial, statistical & qualitative –crisp.
One
of my responsibilities was to translate esoteric academic papers into recommendations composed in plain English to inform the CEO’s attempts at reducing XXX’s stocks illiquidity.
I
also spiritedly argued against a
Secondary
equity offering before my management as a remedy to the company’s financial problems.
The
idea was eventually scrapped. References from my company management and board will attest to the aforementioned. I believe projects with the
RM
teams will entail similar natured interaction with high-­‐level executives;
my