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Julia Horn Joya

Exploration of REMONDIS' headquartersas part of the Finest in Finance Program

On January 9th, 2024, the members of the Finest in Finance program visited the REMONDIS headquarters in Lünen as their first event of the new year. After an initial welcome from the M&A team, the students had the opportunity to take part in an exciting guided tour of the "Lippewerk", the largest recycling center in Europe. In the afternoon, the participants worked on an M&A buy-side case study and gained an in-depth insight into the day-to-day work of M&A analysts at REMONDIS.

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Julia Horn Joya

Practical event with BCG as part of the Finest in Finance program

On November 22nd, members of the Finest in Finance program had the exclusive opportunity to gain an in-depth insight into the world of one the leading management and strategy consultancy globally, the Boston Consulting Group, better known as BCG. A captivating keynote speech by Kirsten Coners and Robin Anders not only provided numerous insights into the day-to-day work at BCG, but also gave members the opportunity to ask specific questions about concrete projects.

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Julia Horn Joya

Case Study with Capcora

within the Finest in Finance program

After the trip to Düsseldorf a few weeks ago, the second Finest in Finance company event of the winter semester 23/24 took place right on our doorstep in Münster's Technology Park on November 09th, 2023. Following the internal semester kick-off and the welcoming of the new members, the group set off together by bike to the Capcora office. There, the members of the program had the opportunity to get to know Capcora - an M&A and Financial Advisory Boutique.

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Julia Horn Joya

Bloomberg workshop

On October 31, 2023, Bloomberg hosted a workshop in Düsseldorf for members of the "Finest in Finance" program. The workshop, focused on "How to predict upcoming recession cycles," provided students with valuable insights into handling the Bloomberg Terminal and analyzing economic data. Participants traveled together by train from Münster to Düsseldorf, sharing experiences and enjoying generous catering. They worked independently on the Bloomberg Terminal to understand the relationships between factors such as oil prices and yield spreads, enabling them to predict economic downturns.

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