B. Riley Financial Interview Questions

It was a super chill chat with the interviewer. Hardly any tough technical stuff, mostly just talking about me. Heard back right away, they offered me the job on the spot.

It was a straightforward interview with two rounds. I made it to the final round where the hiring manager mentioned I was one of two candidates being considered. They asked basic tax and finance questions, nothing too advanced, and stressed that they can teach the necessary skills on the job. Although the job title is Wealth Management Intern, it's essentially a tax internship within their wealth management division.

It took about two months to get through the four rounds of interviews for the Investment Banking Summer Analyst role. The first round was behavioral, followed by some light technical questions. Then, there was a more in-depth behavioral interview, and the process wrapped up with a modeling exam.