Dipo Olukanni
About Dipo Olukanni
Dipo Olukanni is an incoming spring intern at multiple financial institutions, including Citi, Jefferies, Morgan Stanley, and Rothschild & Co. He has a background in economics from The London School of Economics and Political Science and has held various internships and roles in the financial sector.
Current Role at Citi
Dipo Olukanni is currently an Incoming Spring Intern at Citi. This role, starting in 2023, involves gaining hands-on experience in the financial industry, specifically in investment banking and private equity. The position allows him to develop practical skills and insights pertinent to the banking sector.
Current Role at Jefferies
Dipo Olukanni holds a similar position of Incoming Spring Intern at Jefferies beginning in 2023. Through this internship, he is expected to further enhance his understanding of investment banking practices, contributing to his career goals in the financial sector.
Previous Experience at Bank of England
In 2022, Dipo Olukanni gained work experience at the Bank of England, located in London. Although the duration of this role was brief, it provided him with valuable exposure to central banking operations and insights into the UK’s financial regulatory environment.
Education at LSE
Dipo Olukanni is pursuing a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Economics at The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), expected to graduate in 2025. His studies at LSE provide a comprehensive understanding of economic theories, quantitative methods, and data analysis, all of which are essential for his future roles in investment banking and private equity.
Role at LSE Alternative Investments Conference
Since 2022, Dipo Olukanni has been serving as a Day Manager at the LSE Alternative Investments Conference. This role involves coordinating conference activities, managing logistics, and ensuring a smooth experience for participants. His previous role as IT Officer at the same conference showcased his technical skills and ability to manage digital platforms.