Part-Time
Investment Banking Instructor
Part-Time/Contract
Wall Street Prep
51-200 employees
Practical financial modeling training provider
No salary listed
London, UK + 2 more
More locations: Dubai - United Arab Emirates | New York, NY, USA
In Person
The role includes domestic and international travel.
MBA
 Finance & Banking (1) |
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- At least 5 years of investment banking experience at a bulge bracket or leading middle-market firm.
- Strong accounting, financial modeling, and Microsoft Excel expertise.
- Deep understanding of valuation, mergers and acquisitions, leveraged buyout modeling, and transaction processes.
- Commitment to approximately 40 training days per year.
- Ability to travel domestically and internationally.
- Serve as a lead facilitator for investment banking and financial modeling classroom training sessions.
- Help students and professionals master the technical and analytical skills required to succeed in investment banking.
- Deliver live in-person and virtual training seminars to corporate, undergraduate, and MBA clients.
- Collaborate on curriculum development by editing and updating training materials and developing new course content tailored to client needs.
- Provide personalized mentorship through one-on-one tutoring sessions.
- Complete WSP’s Train-the-Trainer Program.
- Monday–Friday availability during the summer months from May through September.
- Weekday and weekend availability during fall and spring semesters.
- Ability to conduct week-long or multi-week seminars.
- Passion for teaching and mentoring.
Wall Street Prep provides practical financial training for finance professionals, offering online courses, live boot camps, corporate training, and university partnerships. Its core content builds hands-on financial modeling skills—three-statement models, DCF, M&A, and LBO—delivered via self-paced video modules with downloadable materials and real-world case studies, plus live instruction. The company differentiates itself through a practical, application-focused curriculum created by former investment bankers, delivered across multiple channels and integrated into client programs. Its goal is to speed up the learning curve for finance professionals and prepare them for roles in investment banks, private equity, and other financial services firms by providing employer-aligned training and prep for finance careers.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Brookline, Massachusetts
Founded
2003
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- May 6, 2026 Bogdan Tudose hire deepens AI and data science credibility.
- March 19, 2026 programs train analysts at nine of the top ten global banks.
- May 5, 2026 Wharton Online launch expands premium certificates and brand reach.
What critics are saying
- Training The Street, CFI, and BIWS compress pricing on commoditized modeling curricula.
- October 2025 merger and February 2025 Riverside buyout create integration distractions and turnover risk.
- If banks internalize AI training by 2027, Wall Street Prep loses its core enterprise moat.
What makes Wall Street Prep unique
- 2004 founders Matan Feldman and Arkady Libman built banker-led, hands-on modeling training.
- March 19, 2026 AI coaching targets actual workflows, not generic software tutorials.
- October 8, 2025 merger with Financial Edge and Euromoney Learning widened global distribution.
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6 month growth
↑ 28%1 year growth
↑ 28%2 year growth
↑ 28%Wall Street Prep has appointed Bogdan Tudose as Head of AI and Data Science, a newly created role focused on embedding AI into core financial workflows. Tudose will lead AI strategy across the firm's training programmes and products for investment banks, private equity firms and asset managers. The appointment reflects growing demand from financial institutions for workflow-specific AI training rather than generic tool instruction. Firms are prioritising AI deployment in deal execution, research and investment processes to achieve measurable productivity gains. Tudose joins from Training The Street, where he served as Co-Head of Data Science. He previously worked as an analyst in M&A at BMO Capital Markets and as an investment analyst at Anson Funds. Wall Street Prep is expanding its AI offerings, including targeted programmes and structured assessments to benchmark AI adoption.
Wall Street Prep and Financial Edge have expanded their summer 2026 new-hire training programmes to include AI coaching and tool-specific instruction across investment banking, markets, private equity and investment management. The firms train analysts at nine of the top ten global investment banks. The curriculum follows a three-step approach: analysts build skills manually, apply AI to the same problem, then compare outputs to understand where AI adds value and where human judgement remains essential. Training is customised to clients' specific AI tools, including Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude and AlphaSense. The programme addresses industry concerns that AI adoption without proper training could erode foundational analyst skills. Instruction includes hallucination detection, compliance considerations and governance protocols. The offerings are modular and designed to integrate into existing summer programmes.
Riverside's portfolio company, Wall Street Prep (WSP), has acquired Financial Edge and Euromoney Learning, enhancing its global finance training platform. These acquisitions expand WSP's content and international reach, serving financial institutions, universities, and professionals with integrated learning solutions. The move underscores Riverside's specialization in education and training investments, with over 120 companies in its portfolio.
The Riverside Company has invested in Wall Street Prep (WSP), acquiring it from Eden Capital. WSP, a leader in financial training, will continue its growth with Riverside's support. The leadership team remains, ensuring continuity. Riverside, with expertise in education and training, plans to expand WSP's capabilities and international presence. Financial terms were not disclosed. Harris Williams and Jones Day advised Riverside on the transaction.
The Riverside Company, a global investment firm focused on the smaller end of the middle market, announces its investment in Wall Street Prep, Inc. (WSP), a leading global provider of financial training solutions and certifications with more than 300 corporate clients, 150 university partners and 500,000 learners. Riverside acquired WSP from Eden Capital, which invested in the company in 2021.