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Alban Rossard

How to Maintain a Work-Life Balance in M&A: Myth or Achievable Reality?

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The M&A profession is often associated with demanding hours, constant pressure and near-constant availability. For many students and young analysts, joining an M&A team means accepting a lasting imbalance between their professional and personal lives.

Alban Rossard

Why Private Equity Funds Are Increasingly Valuing Operational Profiles

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For a long time, private equity was perceived as a world dominated by pure finance. Funds almost exclusively favoured candidates with backgrounds in investment banking, strategy consulting or transactional auditing, who were capable of structuring complex transactions and modelling sophisticated financial scenarios.

Alban Rossard

Working in Finance Outside Paris and London: Myth or Genuine Career Opportunity?

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Paris and London have long occupied a central place in the collective imagination when it comes to careers in finance. These two cities are home to major investment banks, international funds and a significant proportion of opportunities for young graduates. However, this view tends to obscure a more nuanced reality: finance is no longer limited to these two capitals.

Alban Rossard

The Dutch Tulip Crisis: the birth of a speculative bubble and foundational lessons for finance

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The tulip crisis, which occurred in the United Provinces in the 17th century, is often considered the first documented speculative bubble in economic history. Although it took place a long time ago, it remains an essential reference for understanding the mechanisms of financial euphoria, excessive speculation and sudden price collapses.

Alban Rossard

Finance careers in the face of artificial intelligence: which roles will truly evolve?

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Artificial intelligence is playing an increasingly important role in debates about the future of finance professions. Between alarmist predictions of the disappearance of certain roles and promises of increased productivity, it can sometimes be difficult to distinguish between real change and hype.

Alban Rossard

Sector-focused funds: a sustainable competitive advantage in an increasingly specialized market

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The investment industry has undergone a profound transformation in recent years. Faced with increasingly complex markets, accelerating innovation and sophisticated business models, many funds have opted for sector specialisation. Long dominated by generalist approaches, private equity and asset management are now seeing the emergence of funds focused on specific sectors, capable of developing a sustainable competitive advantage.

Alban Rossard

Why private equity funds are increasingly focusing on carve-outs

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For several years now, private equity funds have shown growing interest in carve-out transactions. Long considered complex and risky, these transactions are now at the heart of many investment strategies, particularly in a context of increased competition for traditional buyout assets.

Alban Rossard

Should You Start Your Career in a Big Four Firm Before Moving into Finance?

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For many business school and university students, the question of their first job is crucial. In an extremely competitive environment, joining one of the Big Four is often seen as a safe, even strategic, route before pursuing a career in corporate finance, M&A, private equity or transaction auditing. However, this choice is neither automatic nor universal.

Dorian Zerroudi

Intellectual Property is a Business Strategy

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In today’s economy, intellectual property (IP) has come a long way from simple protection for an invention or creative work

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