State Street Corporation Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. Why do you want to join State Street.
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Q1. Difference between TWRR and MWRR.
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Q1. Types of markets
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Types of markets refer to the different categories in which goods and services are bought and sold.
• Perfect competition market - many buyers and sellers with identical products (e.g. agricultural products)

• Monopoly market - single seller with unique product and high barriers to entry (e.g. utilities)

• Oligopoly market - few large firms dominating the market (e.g. automobile industry)

• Monopolistic competition market - many s...read more
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Q2. Corporate actions
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Q1. About cv previously experience
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Q2. About past experiences
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Q1. What is share vs debentures
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Shares represent ownership in a company while debentures are a type of debt instrument issued by a company.
• Shares represent ownership in a company and give the shareholder voting rights and a share in the profits.

• Debentures are a type of debt instrument issued by a company and pay a fixed rate of interest to the debenture holder.

• Shares are generally considered riskier than debentures as the value of shares can fluctuat...read more
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Q2. What is private equity
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Private equity refers to investments made in private companies that are not publicly traded on a stock exchange.
• Private equity firms raise funds from investors and use that capital to acquire companies or make investments in private companies.

• They typically aim to improve the performance of the companies they invest in and then sell them for a profit.

• Private equity investments can be in a variety of industries, such as...read more
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Q3. Fund accounting
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Q1. Capital Markets and types of it?
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Capital markets are platforms where companies and governments can raise funds by selling securities to investors.
• Primary market: where new securities are issued for the first time

• Secondary market: where existing securities are traded among investors

• Equity market: where stocks are traded

• Debt market: where bonds and other debt securities are traded

• Foreign exchange market: where currencies are traded

• Commodity market: wher...read more
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Q2. What is confirmation, affirmation
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Confirmation and affirmation are processes of verifying or validating something.
• Confirmation is the process of verifying or validating something that has been previously agreed upon or discussed.

• Affirmation is the process of validating or confirming something that has been previously stated or believed.

• Confirmation and affirmation are often used interchangeably, but they have slightly different meanings depending on th...read more
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Q3. Trade life cycle and example with it
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Trade life cycle involves various stages from order placement to settlement.
• The trade is initiated by the client placing an order with the broker

• The broker then sends the order to the exchange for execution

• Once the order is executed, the trade is confirmed and matched

• The settlement process involves the exchange of cash and securities

• Finally, the trade is cleared and settled

• Example: A client places an order to buy 100 s...read more
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General reasoning and logical questions.

Q1. Derivative related
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Q2. Mutual funds and other type of funds
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Q1. Self introduction About previous experience About family Regarding work related activities
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Q2. About trade life cycle,Derivatives, corporate actions, hedge funds, mutual funds
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