Are you ready for tricky market-based interview questions? If not, this video is for you.

Here, we're going to cover three highly technical questions that came from actual J.P. Morgan

investment banking interviews. Stick around to see how we answer them.

If you have a J.P. Morgan Investment banking interview coming up, you should know that

JP Morgan is known for having really tough technical questions, especially as it pertains

to the market.

So if you don't know what's going on in the economy, what the trends are, you don't have

specific examples

prepared beforehand. Well, good luck to you. In this mock interview, my colleague David and I are

going to go through some mock interview questions that came from actual JP Morgan investment banking

interviews. So a way for you to practice is after he asks the question, pause the video, try to answer it on your own. And then you can see how I would answer that question. All right, Annie, so thank you for joining me for the interview here today. And to kick things off, I just want to know really why J.P. Morgan, what's your interest in our bank? Yeah. Hi, David. Really nice to meet you. So most

of what I learned about J.P. Morgan is actually from one of my mentors at the finance club. So, her name is Stephanie. She actually did a summer analyst program here at J.P. Morgan. So a lot of what I do know is from her experience as a summer analyst. And then she got a full-time offer. from what I've gathered, you know, one of the things that stand out about the J.P. Morgan experience as a summary analyst. And then she got a full-time offer. From what I've gathered,

you know, one of the things that stand out about the JP Morgan experience from a very junior level is that I would be able to have a really broad range of different experiences. So what

Stephanie told me, Stephanie was my mentor, is that she was staffed on a live deal, which is obviously

a big deal. And she was

able to not only do the qualitative aspects, so participating in management meetings, obviously

taking notes for the investor presentations and all of that, and creating the whole dish deck

doing the industry research. But she was also able to do a lot of the technical aspects as well, such as

working on the actual model. So she told me about how she did a couple of different financing cases,

obviously the analyst that was overseeing her proofread, all the stuff, made sure the model

tied and all that. But I just thought, what an incredible opportunity to get that level of responsibility and ownership from a super junior level.

So that's something that I value is being able to have that taste, that real taste of investment banking, even as an intern.

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