Kittu
UCB-MFE-2012
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Thank you Kittu!
That was helpful, but given than one spends 100k (Quote: Total Cost of Attendance $97,986) and gets a salary of 100k in New York which is very expensive place, and assuming loan is India what is net liability after 2 years and how does one manages to pay loan?
Yes front roles are not outsourced but most of back end jobs are outsourced, I have been looking at it IB where many banks have moved their research & analytical part to India.
Considering the fact that industry in it's most troubled shape, tuition bubble is just around to burst, outsourcing has been aggresive in last 5 years, one needs to be very careful become moving in MFE.
Debkumar: I hope this helps.
If you want to work in Back office, then don't even think about an MFE. It's not needed. You will probably be over qualified for a back office job(and thus might not be satisfied with it?). You need not spend money on MFE if your desired role is a back end role. MFE programs are geared towards preparing students for front office roles, research roles. The whole premises of whether pursuing an MFE in this market(or in any market) is a good idea breaks down with the target being the back end role.
Also, as someone has already pointed, research and quant groups are not OUTSOURCED to India or any other cheaper locations. Yes, some organisations have started putting up local presence offices in Asia. I really doubt if any proper front office roles are outsourced. To me it does not make any business sense to outsource your revenue center. Organisations usually outsource the cost centers(like the back office work),but not the revenue centers.