Taloshili Olavi Hangula
About Taloshili Olavi Hangula
Taloshili Olavi Hangula is an Investment Banking Analyst at Jefferies in London, England. He has a background in economics, finance, and international relations, with experience in various financial and governmental roles.
Company: Jefferies
Taloshili Olavi Hangula is currently an Investment Banking Analyst at Jefferies, based in London, England, United Kingdom. He began this role in 2021. Prior to this, he served as an Investment Banking Summer Analyst at Jefferies in 2020 for a period of three months, also in London.
Title: Investment Banking Analyst
With experience in various financial sectors, Taloshili Olavi Hangula is an Investment Banking Analyst at Jefferies. His role involves conducting in-depth financial analysis, preparing strategic assessments, and supporting transaction execution.
Education and Expertise: University of Westminster and University of Rochester
Taloshili Olavi Hangula studied at the University of Westminster, where he achieved a Study Abroad, Bachelor of Business Administration in 2020, focusing on Economics and Finance. He also attended the University of Rochester, earning a B.A. in International Relations from 2017 to 2021, where he specialized in Business Administration and Management, General.
Background: Previous Roles
Prior to joining Jefferies, Taloshili Olavi Hangula worked in various roles. He was a Credit Analyst at London Capital Credit Union for two months in 2020, a Private Equity Summer Analyst at Eos Capital for two months in 2019 in Windhoek, Namibia, and a Foreign Affairs Intern at the Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation for one month in 2015, also in Windhoek, Namibia. These positions provided him with a broad understanding of financial and international relations.
Education and Expertise: UWC-USA
Taloshili Olavi Hangula completed his International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma at UWC-USA from 2015 to 2017. This education laid a strong foundation for his subsequent studies and career in finance and international relations.