Julie Chakraverty joined UBS's fixed income research division in 1995. There she created her CreditDelta product, an award-winning portfolio management tool which calculates risk and return structures, widely used by fund managers.
Julie Chakraverty - Bio
1972 – born
1992 – Cambridge graduated, first in economics
1992 – JPMorgan, Derivatives Marketer, after completing a graduate training program
1995 – UBS - Fixed Income Research
2006 – UBS – Fixed Income Division - Managing Director, Global Head of Analytics & Connectivity and Client Coverage (the youngest managing director at UBS)
2006 – UBS – Board Member (the youngest board member)2006 – Management Today - '35 Women Under 35'
2007 – Financial News Rising Star
2007 – Runner Up (Financial Services) - Inaugural Women in the City
Julie Chakraverty’s Advice to Career Women
Well aware the City is often accused of gender-bias, Ms Chakraverty said she viewed UBS as a meritocracy. "My success here proves it's business challenges, not gender challenges, that matter." She offers three pieces of advice to ambitious career women: be your own role model, decide what differentiates you and maximise it, and "keep evolving".
Source: Telegraph
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6 comments:
Dear Ms. D'Souza,
I know this is a not an appropriate place to send this comment but I have not been able to find any other option. After reading your blog, I am impressed about your knowledge as well as your mission to help young people advance in the field. I am one of the college undergrads who are interested in developing a career in Finance and Invesment Banking. Would you like to take a look at my resume and give me some advices? If so, can I please have a way to send you my resume?
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Dieu
(dieu.m.nguyen@gmail.com)
Dieu
Your resume critique is done. Please check your mail.
Dear Anna:
I am having the same trouble finding your email address in the blog.
I followed your guideline and made some changes to my cover letter and resume. It would be greatly appreciated if you could take a look at them as I am planning to relocate to HK in March.
Thanks for your posts and I admire your passion in helping us to explore and prepare our careers for the i-bank industry.
sincerely,
Chau
(yutai.chau@gmail.com)
Dear Ms D'Souza,
I have followed the guidelines on your blog and edited my resume accordingly. I'm looking at a career switch from Engineering to Finance and have taken some steps to help make the transition.
It would be a great help if you could look through my resume and let me know which areas of it could be improved. I could not locate your e-mail address on the blog, so if you are agreeable, please let me know which address I should send my resume to.
Lastly, thank you so much for all the information and advice you have posted. It's been extremely helpful.
Best Regards,
Moorthy
(shieldquick@gmail.com)
p.s: My apologies for the unrelated post.
Hello Anna,
I have followed the guidelines on your blog and edited my resume accordingly.I would really like you to critique it.
I had the same trouble finding your email address in the blog.
Lastly,Thank you for putting this blog up. It has great information.
Thanks,
Pearl
pearlmathew@gmail.com
Dear Anna,
as the others, I've reviewd and edited my cv according to your guidelines. I've 2y of professional experience and a MSc in Business Admin.
I would kindly ask you for your critique (see my email attached).
Kind Regards,
Pier
pierpaolo@libero.it
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