Cantor Fitzgerald
- 22
- questions
- 6
- stages
How the process runsTypical for a bank trading floor
- 1ApplicationTypicalOnline application with resume. Networking often decides who is read closely.
- 2Online assessmentTypicalNumerical or logical tests at some banks; speed and accuracy both count.
- 3Video interviewTypicalSome banks use a recorded video step with behavioral prompts and a markets question.
- 4First roundTypicalA trader or salesperson: why markets, a market view, mental math, and what moved this week.
- 5Final roundTypicalSeveral conversations with desks, each testing fit, a view you can defend, and how you think out loud.
- 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 bank trading floor
- Banks of this kind are often strongest in particular products, such as rates, credit, or their home currency; know where the client flow is.
- A market view you can defend, with levels you checked that day.
- Mental math and staying calm when an interviewer pushes back.
- behavioral
- 4 questions
- markets
- 8 questions
- technicals
- 10 questions
The Cantor set is Pro
22 questions, 4 written for Cantor, run as a drill with a 80% pass mark.
Topic drill sets stay free, one a day.
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