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You choose to be a banking and finance lawyer?
And/or
Capital markets lawyer?
Moreover which college u are joining and what is ur clat rank so that I can help u further
Iβm choosing these for three specific reasons: I know thereβs zero work-life balance, which means thereβs constant turnover and a wide-open ladder to climb aggressively if someone is willing to burn the midnight oil.
ANY ADVICE IS APPRECIATED . how does someone master draft offer document and red herring document ? how banking and fin works ? which laws someone is needed to understand both of these ?