30 min first round with an analyst, and then a final round with 3 back to back one-on-ones with a senior person and 2 analysts. Honestly pretty easy, the most technical it gets is them asking you your experience with data, which you can come up with a pretty generic answer to, and some in-depth topic that you follow in the markets. Interview experience was pretty fun overall, but I do think they overstate the importance of their position, but that's marketing for you. They also asked me if I know how to code and I said yes but honestly I wouldn't have been able to answer if they gave me a pseudocode question so I'm glad they didn't press me any further. Sound interested and know what you're talking about and it's an easy interview.

I did an HR phone screening, it was nothing much, just asked general questions (like background) Then I got the interview in person. It was quite easy, not too pressured The interviewers told me what the job was about, what their roles were, etc. At the end, they provided me a feedback: I don't have direct experience in the financial industry (so would you invite me in to this round)