Hi Jakob,
I’d go with something genuine and to the point:
“I’m drawn to Corporate Finance/M&A because I’m fascinated by how strategic decisions shape companies’ futures. I love analyzing financials and finding ways to create value through mergers and acquisitions. I’m especially interested in your firm because of [specific reason, like their reputation or a deal they worked on].”
All the best for your interview!
When asked why I want to work in CF or M&A, I’d say something like, “I’m really drawn to the excitement of working on deals that can shape a company's future. I like diving into financial data, finding trends, and helping businesses grow. Plus, the collaborative environment and the chance to learn from experienced professionals really appeal to me!” A tip? Just be real about what excites you
Hi there,
A strong answer to why you want to work in Corporate Finance or M&A should reflect both your interest in the field and your understanding of what the role entails. Here's a concise, well-rounded response:
"I want to work in Corporate Finance / M&A because it offers a dynamic and challenging environment where I can apply my analytical skills to solve complex problems and drive strategic decision-making. The opportunity to work on high-stakes transactions, such as mergers and acquisitions, excites me because it requires a deep understanding of financial markets, valuations, and the broader business landscape. I enjoy the idea of being part of teams that help companies grow, optimize their capital structure, and navigate key financial decisions, all of which are crucial for long-term success. Ultimately, I see this as an excellent opportunity to leverage my passion for finance while continuously learning and growing in a fast-paced, impactful field."
"I want to work in Corporate Finance / M&A because I enjoy analyzing financial strategies, valuations, and deal structuring to drive business growth. My ACCA studies at Mirchawala’s have strengthened my technical skills, and I’m eager to apply them in high-impact transactions."
