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MBA Employment Report 2012

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London Business School MBA Employment Report 2012

Introduction from the Executive Director

Fiona Sandford Executive Director Careers and Global Business London Business School www.london.edu/recruitourtalent

It has been a really exciting year for our MBA programme and in many ways, a year of firsts. I am proud to see that despite facing another challenging year in the job market, our students remain highly sought after. 92% of our MBA2012 class secured employment within three months of graduation; of those, 33% took up Consulting Sector roles with a further 32% moving into the Finance Sector. However, for the first time, it was Corporate Sectors, at 35%, that attracted the largest percentage of permanent hires. The past year has also seen more and more of our MBA graduates heading outside the UK following graduation. With 53% of our students choosing to work abroad, it is a testament to the international mobility and global perspective of our graduates.




We have implemented some exciting innovations to the MBA programme to help us better reflect and challenge the global nature of our class. In September, students and faculty flew to Boston and New York to participate in London Business School’s first ever Global Business Experience. A unique opportunity to learn about global business through immersion in five different locations, the Global Business Experience is designed to engage students in new and complex working environments. Subsequent trips will take place in Johannesburg this December, Mumbai in March 2013, Hong Kong in April 2013 and Istanbul in May 2013. The Career Services team has been busy working closely with student clubs to organise Career Treks to New York, Geneva, Paris, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Singapore and Shanghai to provide organisations with the opportunity to meet our students in-house. Our ongoing focus on China is also beginning to reap rewards with major recruiter Fosun International making its first visit to campus, and the School’s faculty and students hosting two major events in November for our first China Week.




We also have reason to celebrate as we continue to enjoy success in major international rankings. With the MBA programme recently voted number one in the Bloomberg BusinessWeek international ranking for the first time ever. However, one thing stays the same and that is our mission to build the best possible relationships with recruiters. I would like to thank our recruiters for having confidence in the skills, expertise and global perspectives that our students and graduates can bring to their organisations and continuing to hire from the School. I hope you find this report informative and useful.

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Students 403 Age range 24–37 Average age 29 Average work 5.7 experience (years)


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MBA2012

MBA2013


Students 400 Age range 23–39 Average age 28 Average work 5 experience (years)

Works experience 2–14 range* (years) Primary nationalities 62 GMAT range 600–780 GMAT average 701 Female 28%


Students 403 Age range 24–37 Average age 29 Average work 5.7 experience (years)

Works experience 2–15 range* (years) Primary nationalities 66 GMAT range 600–780 GMAT average 700 Female 31%

Regional background

Europe (excluding UK) 26% Asia 23% USA/Canada 15% Latin America 12% UK 11% Middle East/Africa 8% Australasia 5%

Regional background

Europe (excluding UK) 31% Asia 20% USA/Canada 14% Latin America 12% UK 11% Middle East/Africa 7% Australasia 5%





MBA2012

MBA2013

MBA2012 Regional background

31%

20%

14%

12%

11%

7%5%

MBA2013Regional background

26%

23%

15%

12%

11%

8%5%

45%

24%

MBA2013Professional background

(pre-MBA)31%

41%

29%

MBA2012Professional background

(pre-MBA)30%

Professional background (pre-MBA)

Corporate sectors 45% Finance 31% Consulting 24%

Professional background (pre-MBA)

Corporate sectors 41% Finance 30% Consulting 29%





MBA2012

MBA2013

MBA Recruiters


Companies that hired students from London Business School in 2012, either on a permanent basis or during the summer.

1OAK Group

3i

A.T. Kearney

Abbott Laboratories

Abbott Vascular

Abraaj Capital

Accenture

Actis

ADC African Development

Corporation

Aggmore

AGV Logistica

Ajegroup

Almaz Capital Partners

Alphaville Urbanismo

Amazon

Amedia Networks

American Express

Amgen

Analysis Group

Anglo American

Anheuser-Busch InBev

Apple

Arcadis

AstraZeneca

Atomico

Bacardi

Bain & Company

Bain Capital

Banco de Crédito del Perú

Banco Espírito

Bank of America Merrill Lynch

BMO Bank of Montreal

Barclays

Barilla

BBC

Beck & Pollitzer

Benros Capital Partners

Berenberg BankBetter CapitalBG GroupBijouBooz & CompanyBouygues ConstructionBowmark CapitalBoxBPBrasbunkerBridgewaterBryanstonBupaBurberryCanter Equity PartnersCargillCCNICentricaCerberus Capital ManagementChantaCharities Advisory TrustChemidex PharmaChina International Capital CorporationCitadelCitiCJ E&M AmericaClarity CapitalClevermilesCMIA Capital PartnersCMP Capital Management-PartnersCoatsColler CapitalColony CapitalColville PartnersComufyComvivaCPP Investment Board

Credit Suisse

Croud

CrowdBnk

Daesang

Daiwa Securities Group

Danshell

DataCash

De Beers

Deloitte

Delta Partners

Deutsche Bank

Deutsche Telekom

Discovery Networks International

DuPont

EDITD

EDP

EDP Comercial

Egon Zehnder International

Eli Lilly

Elsevier

Enerclima

EQT

EBRD

Ernst & Young

ETS Halabieh

EE

Expedia

FAC Technology

Facebook

FAMA Holdings

Fidelity Worldwide Investment

Fireteam/Splash Damage

First Reserve Corporation

Flat-Club

FormFormForm

France Télécom

Freitag & Co

FSA

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Japan Bank for International

Cooperation

Japan International

Cooperation Agency

John Lewis Partnership

Johnson & Johnson

Kennet Partners

Khazanah Nasional Berhad

Kira Bella

Kompass International

LaunchPad Recruits

LBS Summer Consulting Team

Leopard Capital

Lloyd’s of London

LNG Capital

London Organising Committee

of the Olympic Games and

Paralympic Games (LOCOG)

L’Oréal

Los Vasquitos

Louis Vuitton

Maersk Group

MasterCard

McKinsey & Company

Medtronic

Metric Capital Partners

MFS Investment Management

Microsoft

Minter Ellison Rudd Watts

Miroma Ventures

Mizuho Corporate Bank

Moelis & Company

Monitor Group

Montagu Private Equity

Moo

Morgan Stanley

Mount Kellett Capital Management

MOVE Guides

NBCUniversalNestas CommunicatieNHSNoble ResourcesNomuraNoreq PartnersNovartisNTT CommunicationsNutmegOC&C Strategy ConsultantsOliver WymanOmoroviczaOrangeOrbis Investment ManagementPala InvestmentsParthenon VenturesPartners GroupPayPalPepsiCoPetromin CorporationPetrus AdvisersPhilipsPIMCOPlanting PromisePlayenablePocket GemsPokerStarsPricewaterhouseCoopersRainmakingRangespanRegent RealtyRio TintoRisk Capital PartnersRocket InternetRoland Berger Strategy ConsultantsRoshanRothschildRoyal Bank of Scotland

Royal Dutch Shell

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SAC Capital Advisors

SalesGossip

Samsung Electronics

Samsung Global Strategy Group

Samsung Life

Sanford C. Bernstein

Santander

Saratoga Capital

SCG Logistics Management

Schneider Electric

Seatwave

Secret Escapes

SEEK

SHIVSPIX

Siam Commercial Bank

Siemens

Siemens Venture Capital

Skype

Solon Management Consulting

Space Synapse Systems

SPIE UK

Standard Chartered Bank

Statoil

Stryker

Sustainable Ventures

SWIFT Worldwide Resources

Syngenta

T. Rowe Price

Taboola

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Telefónica

Tesco

Thai Credit Retail Bank

The Boston Consulting Group

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Employment rate

Accepted an offer with a new employer Returning to my pre-London Business

School employer Self-employed/starting a business Graduates who had accepted offers

three months after graduation

“We were delighted with the quality of the candidates from the London Business School during the hiring processes, and, of course, with the outcome.” Time Warner, 2012

Sector choice on graduation

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Consulting Finance Corporate sectors

Major recruiters

Major recruiters

Consulting

McKinsey & Company 36

The Boston Consulting Group 31

Bain & Company 11

Booz & Company 9

A.T. Kearney 3

Accenture 2

Monitor Group 2

Oliver Wyman 2

ZS Associates 2

Corporate Sectors

American Express 6

Amazon 5

BP 4

Google 4

Johnson & Johnson 4

Microsoft 4

Royal Dutch Shell 4

Rocket Internet 3

Samsung Global Strategy Group 3

Vodafone 3

Anheuser-Busch InBev 2

BBC 2

Thomson Reuters 2

Finance

Citi 12Deutsche Bank 11Goldman Sachs 7Barclays 5 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 4Credit Suisse 3J.P. Morgan 3Morgan Stanley 3Santander 3Actis 2Canter Equity Partners 2Coller Capital 2Fidelity Worldwide Investment 2First Reserve Corporation 2GE Capital 2International Finance 2 Corporation (IFC)Itaú Unibanco 2Moelis & Company 2

Finance 32%

Investment 17% Banking/BrokeragePrivate 6% Equity/BuyoutsInvestment 4% Management/ResearchRetail and 2% Commercial BankingGovernment 1% and SupranationalPrivate Wealth 1% ManagementVenture Capital 1%

Consulting 33%

Strategy 31%Full Service 1%Other 1%

Corporate sectors 35%

Hi-Tech/Telecommunications 7%Internet/E-Commerce 5%Energy and Utilities 4%Media/Entertainment 4%Healthcare/Pharmaceutical/ 3% BiotechConsumer Products 2%Credit Cards 2%0UK\Z[YPHSZ�¶�+P]LYZPÄLK� ��Real Estate (Services/ 2% Development)Aerospace/ 1% Auto/TransportInsurance 1%Public interest/Social impact 1%Other 1%

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MBA2012 career decisions


Major recruiters

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Career transition To consulting from Consulting 54%Corporate sectors 36%Finance 10%

To corporate from Consulting 22%Corporate sectors 61%Finance 17%

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Consulting 23%Corporate sectors 19%Finance 58%

Career transition To consulting from Consulting 54%Corporate sectors 36%Finance 10%

To corporate from Consulting 22%Corporate sectors 61%Finance 17%

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Consulting 23%Corporate sectors 19%Finance 58%

MBA2012 career decisions


Source of opportunity

School community 74%

Career Services 59% (on-campus presentations, job postings, CV search, events)Networking 10%Alumni 3%Club events (fairs, panels, speakers, 2% club CV books, etc.)

Outside sources 26%

Personal contacts 20%Executive search 3%Internet job boards 3%



Career Services 59% (on-campus presentations, job postings, CV search, events)Networking 10%Alumni 3%Club events (fairs, panels, speakers, 2% club CV books, etc.)

Outside sources 26%

Personal contacts 20%Executive search 3%Internet job boards 3%

Primary reason accepting Nature of Work 73%Promotion prospects 11%Location 7%Work/life Balance 6%Compensation 3%

Primary reason accepting Nature of Work 73%Promotion prospects 11%Location 7%Work/life Balance 6%Compensation 3%

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Region changes

MBA2012 job location information


The graph below shows who returns to work in their home region (based upon nationality) after MBA and who works abroad.

Africa

Asia

Australia

Europe

Latin America

Middle East

UK

USA/Canada

Home Abroad

22% 78%

45% 55%

35% 65%

43% 57%

54% 46%

100%

77% 23%

29% 71%

The graph below shows who returns to work in their home region (based upon nationality) after MBA and who works abroad.

Employer sector Job location

Major recruiters

MBA 2012 graduates went to work at organisations in 69 cities and 39 countries around the world.

MBA2012 salary information by industry

Salary information


Sector UK pounds US dollars*

Overall Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean Median

Base salary £25,651 £144,287 £72,964 £70,540 $40,000 $225,000 $113,779 $110,000Sign-on bonus £1,110 £100,000 £20,142 £16,032 $1,731 $155,940 $31,409 $25,000Year-end bonus £2,000 £160,000 £21,707 £15,000 $3,119 $249,504 $33,850 $23,391

Consulting Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean Median


Corporate Sectors Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean Median


Finance Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean Median


“We see MBAs as part of our leadership pipeline and several London Business School alumni who joined Amazon have gone on to be promoted internally.” Amazon, 2012

* US dollars – converted at 1.559397 from pounds to dollars on 1 August 2012

MBA2012 salary information by region

Salary information



Africa Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean MedianBase salary** £25,651 £66,319 £49,587 £56,792 $40,000 $103,418 $77,326 $88,561

Asia Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean MedianBase salary £32,366 £98,399 £68,814 £70,540 $50,471 $153,443 $107,309 $110,000Sign-on bonus £3,468 £36,595 £20,264 £19,238 $5,408 $57,066 $31,600 $30,000Year-end bonus £4,936 £96,191 £25,241 £16,400 $7,697 $150,000 $39,361 $25,574

Australasia Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean MedianBase salary £84,303 £113,303 £96,232 £97,454 $131,461 $176,684 $150,063 $151,969Sign-on bonus £13,488 £20,233 £14,837 £13,488 $21,034 $31,551 $23,137 $21,034Year-end bonus £8,093 £26,977 £18,800 £18,614 $12,620 $42,068 $29,316 $29,027

Europe (Exc UK) Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean MedianBase salary £39,439 £115,429 £71,052 £70,102 $61,501 $180,000 $110,799 $109,317Sign-on bonus £2,366 £50,000 £17,100 £14,987 $3,690 $77,970 $26,665 $23,370Year-end bonus £6,310 £86,766 £18,071 £13,131 $9,840 $135,302 $28,180 $20,476

Latin America Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean MedianBase salary £49,031 £106,233 £74,373 £72,367 $76,458 $165,659 $115,977 $112,849Sign-on bonus £4,714 £32,064 £18,546 £14,495 $7,352 $50,000 $28,921 $22,603Year-end bonus £6,286 £50,288 £28,090 £31,430 $9,802 $78,419 $43,804 $49,012

Middle East Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean MedianBase salary £70,540 £100,808 £80,903 £80,480 $110,000 $157,200 $126,160 $125,500Sign-on bonus £9,619 £20,000 £14,472 £15,000 $15,000 $31,188 $22,567 $23,391Year-end bonus £6,413 £25,010 £16,856 £19,238 $10,000 $39,000 $26,286 $30,000

United Kingdom Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean MedianBase salary £37,500 £140,000 £72,477 £70,000 $58,477 $218,316 $113,020 $109,158Sign-on bonus £1,110 £100,000 £21,864 £19,619 $1,731 $155,940 $34,094 $30,594Year-end bonus £2,000 £160,000 £22,120 £14,000 $3,119 $249,504 $34,494 $21,832

USA/Canada Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean MedianBase salary £39,759 £144,287 £75,391 £70,540 $62,000 $225,000 $117,565 $110,000Sign-on bonus £3,206 £80,159 £21,429 £16,032 $5,000 $125,000 $33,417 $25,000Year-end bonus £7,054 £80,159 £25,330 £14,429 $11,000 $125,000 $39,500 $22,500


Overall Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean Median


Consulting Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean Median


Corporate Sectors Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean Median


Finance Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean Median


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Students undertaking projects/internships* Accepted an offer with a new employer Returning to my pre-London Business School employer Self-employed/starting a business More than one employer


Employment rate



*Percentage of MBA 2013 class reported as seeking an internship (response rate for MBA 2013 class: 99%)

Summary data

Primary locationEmployment rate

UK 61%Europe (outside UK) 14%Asia 11%USA/Canada 6%Latin America 3%Middle East 2%Australasia 2%Africa 1%

Consulting 16% Strategy 16%

Finance 33%

Investment Banking/ 19%

Brokerage

Investment Management/ 5%

Research

Private Equity/Buyouts 4%

Venture Capital 2%

Retail and Commercial Banking 1%

Government and Supranational 1%

Other Financial Services 1%

Corporate sectors 51% Internet/E-Commerce 15%

Energy and Utilities 7%

Consumer Products 6%

Healthcare/Pharmaceutical

/Biotech 6%

Hi-Tech/Telecommunications 4%

Credit Cards 3%

Media/Entertainment 2%

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Auto/Transport

Retail 1%

Agribusiness 1%

Public interest/Social impact 1%

Insurance 1%

Metals/Mining 1%

Employer sector



Employer sector

Employment rate


Career Services 73% (on-campus presentations, CV search, events, job postings)Networking 6%Alumni 2%Club events 4% (fairs, panels, speakers, club CV books, etc.)

Outside Sources 15%

Personal contacts 13%Internet job boards 1%Speculative letters/cold calling 1%



Career Services 73% (on-campus presentations, CV search, events, job postings)Networking 6%Alumni 2%Club events 4% (fairs, panels, speakers, club CV books, etc.)

Outside Sources 15%

Personal contacts 13%Internet job boards 1%Speculative letters/cold calling 1%


Major recruiters

Major recruiters



Consulting

The Boston Consulting Group 19

McKinsey & Company 14

Bain & Company 9

Booz & Company 6

LBS Summer Consulting Team 6

OC&C Strategy Consultants 4

Monitor Group 3

Roland Berger Strategy 3

Consultants

A.T. Kearney 2

Corporate sectors

Google 13Royal Dutch Shell 12American Express 11Amazon 9Johnson & Johnson 8Unilever 7Abbott 5Centrica 5Facebook 4Novartis 4Rocket Internet 4CrowdBnk 3General Mills 3Infosys 3PepsiCo 3PokerStars 3Statoil 3Thomson Reuters 3

Finance

Credit Suisse 15J.P. Morgan 8Citi 8Barclays 6Nomura 6HSBC 6Deutsche Bank 6Fidelity Worldwide Investment 4Goldman Sachs 4Bank of America Merrill Lynch 3Standard Chartered Bank 3BMO Bank of Montreal 2Atomico 2Moelis & Company 2Morgan Stanley 2Coller Capital 2Pala Investments 2PIMCO 2ADC African Development 2 CorporationItaú Unibanco 2International Finance 2 Corporation (IFC)

Major recruiters

“The MBA programme has given me the chance to work in a truly global and eclectic business environment and has greatly enhanced my technical and business management skills.” MBA student, 2013

Major recruiters



UK pounds

Min Max Mean MedianOverall £60 £2,050 £1,068 £1,119

Consulting £92 £1,945 £1,463 £1,563

Corporate Sectors £65 £1,963 £867 £923

Finance £60 £2,050 £1,138 £1,250

US dollars*

Min Max Mean MedianOverall $94 $3,197 $1,665 $1,745

Consulting $144 $3,034 $2,281 $2,437

Corporate Sectors $101 $3,061 $1,352 $1,439

Finance $94 $3,197 $1,775 $1,949

* US dollars – converted at 1.559397 from pounds to dollars on 1 August 2012

London Business School programme portfolio


Masters in Management 12 months / full-time / London

For recent graduates with

less than one year of full-time

postgraduate corporate work

experience or with less than

two years in a non-traditional

business role.

MBA 15–21 months /

full-time / London

For individuals who are looking

to make a vertical shift in their

career path, change industry

or job function, or develop an

entrepreneurial toolkit.

Masters in Finance 10–16 or 22 months / full-time

and weekend / London

For individuals wishing to

advance their career or change

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Executive MBA 20 months / study while

working full-time / London

or Dubai

Designed for those who want

to accelerate their career into

general management or move

beyond their technical or

functional specialism.

EMBA-Global

Americas and Europe 20 months / study while


and New York

For dynamic, mid-career

managers and professionals

who are highly ambitious

and have, or aspire to have,

transnational responsibilities.

EMBA-Global Asia 20 months / study while

working full-time / Hong Kong

For dynamic, globally-focused

executives and managers

wishing to deepen their

understanding of western and

eastern business practices.

Sloan Masters in

Leadership and Strategy 12 months / full-time / London

Designed to prepare

experienced senior managers

for their next career challenge.

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all year round / Global

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All admissions decisions are taken in accordance with best equal opportunities practice.

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