Of our MiM2015s, 96% accepted an offer within three months of graduation, and the class represents more than 40 nationalities. Find out more about our 2015 in our latest Masters in Management Employment Report.

1. Masters in Management
Employment Report 2015
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2. London Business School MiM Employment Report 2015 Introduction from the Executive Director 2
Class Profile
MiM2015
Graduating class profile
Class size* 174
Average age 22
Nationalities41
Female % 40%
Average GMAT score 689
Regional background
■■ Europe (excluding UK) 51%
■■ Asia35%
■■ Americas7%
■■ UK4%
■■ Middle East/Africa 2%
■■ Australasia1%
Undergraduate study discipline
■■ Management/Business25%
■■ Accounting/Finance21%
■■ Economics19%
■■ Engineering/IT17%
■■ Mathematics/Sciences5%
■■ Social Sciences 5%
■■ Languages3%
■■ Law1%
■■ Arts1%
■■ Other3%
* Class size is a current picture and excludes students who have not graduated.
Our admissions decisions are taken in accordance with best equal opportunities practice.
Introduction from the Executive Director
We have had another strong year
in this exciting market with 96% of
our MiM 2015s accepting job offers
within three months of graduation and
seven graduates starting their own
businesses. Our graduates and their
successes are contributing to London
Business School’s aim: To have a
profound impact on the way the world
does business.
The most noticeable trend this
year was the number of graduates
accepting jobs in the consulting
sector, increasing to 40% of the
class from 31% the previous year.
Finance as a whole was similar to the
previous year at 35% of the class.
Within the finance sector, investment
banking was stable at 18% but
there was a slight reallocation from
diversified financial services toward
the buy-side, with an increase of 5%
of the class going into investment
management.
As consulting hiring increased, fewer
graduates entered industries such
as technology, industrials, energy
or the consumer/retail sectors. 25%
of our MiM 2015s chose to work in
these sectors, as opposed to 35%
of our MiM 2014s. The increased
appetite from consulting firms for
our MiM graduates also impacted
the diversity and concentration of
companies hiring our MiM 2015s.
This year 94 companies in total
hired our graduates compared to
105 last year, and of those, 21 hired
two or more graduates compared
to 25 companies last year. This is
due to large hiring numbers at firms
such as BCG and McKinsey who,
respectively, increased their London
Business School MiM hires from four
and five last year to 11 and seven this
year.
Our London location continues to
attract approximately half of our
graduates, but we stand out amongst
most business schools given more
than half go on to pursue careers
outside of their place of study. After
London, the most popular geographic
regions were the rest of Europe (23%)
and Asia (17%). 2015 also saw a
stable increase in overall salaries
with the mean rising by over 4% from
£36,295 to £37,890, largely driven
by a 10.4% increase in the mean
consulting salary.
It has been another great year and we
are proud of what our MiM graduates
have achieved. We are particularly
excited by the growth of our Early
Career programme portfolio, with
the launch of the Global MiM this
year and the upcoming launch of
the Masters in Financial Analysis
in September 2016. I would like to
take this opportunity to thank our
recruiters for trusting our talent to
work for your business.
Lara Berkowitz
Executive Director
Career Centre,
London Business
School
The MiM class of
2015 represents
more than 40
nationalities. Many
graduates speak
more than one
language and all
have demonstrated
outstanding
academic aptitude.
96%accepted an offer
within three months
of graduation
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25%
19%
5%
17%
Undergraduate
study discipline
MiM2015
3%
3%
1%1%
5%
21%
51%
35%
7%
4%
2%1%
Regional background
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3. London Business School MiM Employment Report 2015 Employment profile 3
Employment rate Sector choices on graduation
% 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
100
40 35 40 28 31 40
80
60
38 42 32 39 34 35
40
20
22 23 28 33 35 25
0
Consulting 40%
■■ Consulting40%
Finance35%
■■ Investment Banking 18%
■■ Investment
Management10%
■■ Private Equity
Venture Capital 4%
■■ Diversified Financial Services* 3%
Corporates 25%
■■ Technology, Media
Telecoms 11%
■■ Consumer Retail 3%
■■ Energy3%
■■ Industrials3%
■■ Other**5%
Top employers
Companies that employed two or
more MiM graduates:
CompanyHires
The Boston Consulting Group 11
Goldman Sachs 8
McKinsey Company 7
Oliver Wyman 5
Arthur D Little 4
Accenture3
Deloitte3
Medallia3
Millward Brown 3
A.T. Kearney 2
Bain Company 2
CITIC Securities 2
Credit Suisse 2
Deutsche Bank 2
Fosun Group 2
KPMG2
Macquarie2
Morgan Stanley 2
Nomura2
PwC2
Roland Berger 2
96%accepted an offer
within three months
of graduation
7
graduates
self employed/
started a new
business
98%reporting rate
* Diversified Financial Services includes:
Insurance Pensions, Retail Banking,
Central Banks and Commercial Banking/
Project Finance
** Other includes: Social impact, Education
Real Estate
The employment rate is calculated in compliance with MBA Career
Services and Employer Alliance (MBA CSEA) reporting standards.
Of the 174 graduates:
• 152 were seeking employment
• 19 were not seeking employment (8 returned to a family business,
7 started their own business, 3 continued in education and 1 was
company sponsored)
• 3 did not provide information
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4. London Business School MiM Employment Report 2015 Job location 4
MiM2015 job location
Graduates went to work at
organisations in 31 countries
around the world including the
cities below.
Amsterdam
Athens
Bangalore
Bangkok
Beijing
Beirut
Belgrade
Berlin
Boston
Brussels
Budapest
Charlotte
Chennai
Dubai
Dusseldorf
Frankfurt
Geneva
Gurgaon
Hanoi
Hong Kong
Istanbul
Ljubljana
London
Luxembourg City
Madrid
Milan
Moscow
Mumbai
Munich
Paris
Prague
Quito
Shanghai
Singapore
Sofia
Stockholm
Toronto
Vienna
Warsaw
Job location
The figures
49%UK
23%Europe
(excluding UK)
17%Asia
3%Americas
8%Middle East
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5. London Business School MiM Employment Report 2015 Salary information by industry 5
Salary information by industry
£ UK pounds $ US dollars**
Mean Median Max Min Mean Median Max Min
Overall
Base Salary £37,890 £36,000 £60,000 £18,000 $59,192 $56,239 $93,732 $28,120
Other Additional Compensation* £5,043 £4,000 £28,350 £724 $7,878 $6,249 $44,288 $1,131
Consulting
Base Salary £38,407 £40,000 £60,000 £25,854 $59,999 $62,488 $93,972 $40,389
Other Additional Compensation* £5,035 £5,000 £10,000 £1,000 $7,866 $7,811 $15,622 $1,562
Finance
Base Salary £40,676 £43,782 £55,898 £18,000 $63,544 $68,404 $87,324 $28,120
Other Additional Compensation* £8,964 £5,500 £28,350 £2,469 $14,004 $8,592 $44,288 $3,857
Corporates
Base Salary £33,390 £29,550 £54,545 £18,000 $51,031 $50,433 $86,471 $28,120
Other Additional Compensation* £2,268 £2,000 £4,000 £724 $3,543 $3,124 $6,249 $1,131
* Other additional compensation can include: sign-on bonus, relocation costs
and self-reported conservative estimates of end-of-year bonus and stock
options where we have sufficient data.
** Conversion rates as of 1 August 2015 (1.5622 vs 1.6822 for 2014)
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6. London Business School MiM Employment Report 2015 Salary information by geography 6
Salary information by geography
£ UK pounds $ US dollars**
Mean Median Max Min Mean Median Max Min
Asia
Base Salary £34,026 £30,650 £55,000 £25,856 $53,155 $47,881 $85,921 $40,392
Other Additional Compensation* £4,578 £5,250 £6,000 £2,469 $7,152 $8,202 $9,373 $3,857
Europe (excl. UK)
Base Salary £41,745 £44,782 £60,000 £25,854 $65,214 $69,958 $93,732 $40,389
Other Additional Compensation* £6,025 £3,650 £28,350 £724 $9,412 $5,702 $44,288 $1,131
Middle East
Base Salary £40,182 £40,000 £45,730 £35,000 $62,772 $62,488 $71,439 $54,677
Other Additional Compensation* £3,567 £2,700 £6,000 £2,000 $5,572 $4,218 $9,373 $3,124
United Kingdom
Base Salary £35,120 £35,000 £50,000 £18,000 $54,864 $54,677 $78,110 $28,120
Other Additional Compensation* £4,864 £4,500 £10,000 £900 $7,599 $7,030 $15,622 $1,406
* Other additional compensation can include: sign-on bonus, relocation costs
and self-reported conservative estimates of end-of-year bonus and stock
options where we have sufficient data.
** Conversion rates as of 1 August 2015 (1.5622 vs 1.6822 for 2014)
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7. London Business School MiM Employment Report 2015 MiM2015 hiring companies 7MiM2015 hiring companies
Organisations that hired more than
one graduate are in bold.
A.T. Kearney
Accenture
Airtel
Alcazar Capital
Allianz Global Investors
Alpha Founders
Alstom
Apollo Global Management LLC
Arthur D Little
Bain Company
Balyasny Asset Management
Bank of China
Banque Pictet Cie SA
Barclays
BlackRock
BlueBay Asset Management
Bonhams
Booking.com
Booz Allen Hamilton
Bow Arrow
British Land
Centrum Capital
CEZ
Citi
CITIC Securities
Continental Capital
Contriber
Credit Suisse
Deloitte
Deutsche Bank
Diageo
Douban China
DTT Automotive
Eden McCallum
Efficio Consulting
EMC
Emirates
EY
FCA
Fidelity Investments
Fosun Group
Fund Energy Russia
GE
Goldman Sachs
Housing.com
Imperial Pacific
Jo Malone
JP Morgan
Julius Baer Co.
KPMG
Livspace
Lords LB Asset Management
Lothar Bohm
Lukoil
LVMH
Macquarie
Magna Partners
Marakon
Mavens of London
McKinsey Company
Medallia
Merieux Development
Metapraxis
Millward Brown
Moët Hennessy
Morgan Stanley
Net-a-Porter
NN Investment Partners
Nomura
Oliver Wyman
One Peak Partners
Pitch International
Pragma Corporate Finance
Prophet
PwC
Red Ventures
Redstone Digital
Roland Berger
Scottish Equity Partners
Shell
Snapdeal
Société Générale
Strategy
Swire Group
Terra Firma
The Boston Consulting Group
TMX Montreal Exchange
Transferwise
Unilever
Universal
Vodafone
Volkswagen
WHU Otto Beisheim School of
Management
ZS Associates
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