Tudor Investment

How the process runsTypical for a macro investment manager

1. 1ApplicationTypicalOnline application with resume. Networking often decides who is read closely.
2. 2Online assessmentTypicalTimed reasoning tests or written exercises are common before live interviews.
3. 3Phone screenTypicalOne call, 20 to 30 minutes, fit plus a few technical questions.
4. 4First roundTypicalResearch style questions: how an economy or market works, and how you reason through it.
5. 5Final roundTypicalSeveral interviews and often a written or case exercise on a macro question.
6. 6OfferTypicalUsually within days of the final round.

Timing between stages shows on each program page once students report it. Firms change formats by year and office; the firm's own invite is the final word.

What it tends to weighTypical of a macro investment manager

• Cause and effect in macro: how rates, currencies, growth, and inflation move each other.
• Clear reasoning out loud, including saying what you do not know.
• Risk and diversification across a portfolio, not only a single idea.

behavioral

4 questions

markets

10 questions

technicals

4 questions

modeling

2 questions