LBS Masters in Finance graduates secure roles across the globe
50 companies worldwide secured top talent from the Class of 2025
The career mobility afforded by a London Business School (LBS) business education is very much in evidence in the latest LBS Masters in Finance Employment Report, with 83% of students who graduated from the School’s full-time Masters in Finance programme in 2025 accepting an offer of employment within three months of graduation, and employment spread across 20 global locations.
The majority of graduates (83%) are pursuing careers in finance, with the remaining 17% moving into careers in consulting, fintech, industrials and healthcare. Employers include Barclays, BlackRock, Boston Consulting Group, Cantor Fitzgerald, Dubai Holding, Goldman Sachs, International Finance Corporation, JPMorgan Chase & Co, Legal & General Investment Management, National Bank of Canada, and PIMCO.
The class comprised 133 graduates, 35% of whom were female. Some 44 nationalities were represented across the class, 93% of which was composed of international students.
Over half (55%) of the class have chosen to remain in the UK to continue their financial careers in London. The remainder accepted job offers in continental Europe (11%), Asia (11%), Africa and the Middle East (10%), North America (8%), and Latin America (5%).
Zoe McLoughlin, Executive Director of Career Centre at London Business School, commented:
“Shifting economic conditions, technological transformation and changing skills requirements mean that students are graduating into a highly competitive jobs market. Our graduates have navigated this reality with laudable success, landing roles in locations from Asia to North and South America. An LBS education can open the door to a rewarding career in a multitude of sectors, and the breadth of opportunities available to our graduates is demonstrated by the fact that 76% changed sub-sector after completing the programme, while 47% changed both sector and location. I am delighted that so many of our graduates have found the confidence to pursue new career directions.”