IvyLine CapitalReviews of ivylinecapital.com

Totally echo Christian's review below. I think there are courses from WQU (if you wish to go into core finance and stochastic modelling) and Wall Street Prep. This investment by far has been totally worthless. My experience with the man who runs this has been terrible - he does not have value for anyone's time - call was scheduled to run through the assignemnts submitted 2 weeks prior and the guy does not show up - vanishes - no responses to emails.. So in my view a shady investment where it commits lifetime validity and complete at your own pace - so please excuse me the pain of you purchased it 5 years back - honour that I completed and reached out to get a feedback on asisgment. Shady part 2: Never enabled my Python module on completing the pre-requisites and went missing without responding to any of my emails. Please do not invest into this one. Also just for awareness - there are channels in Telegram where I saw his full course modules available - but I was charged - so think carefully 1 bad expereince is also a damage to reputation and a lesson for other people thinking to invest. If the person running the company wishes for me to revise of remove this review: Just 1 request - please complete all the things you committed to: 1. set time to review my assignment already submitted OR, review and send me the feedback so my course is officially closed. 2. Send me the completion certificate if second module is passed 3. Enable my python module. 4. That's all... Email proofs - reach out to me directly. I am on Ivyline's LinkedIn channel and he did not care to respond back even there or through direct messages on LinkedIn.

It is a scam. They are goons that try to portray this programme as extremely competitive and that they only allow access to a very selective cohort. But the reality is that not that many people apply, and they are thirsty for money and will accept anyone. The majority of these reviews are fake and the CEO probably made them. The programme has got some finance knowledge, but it is things you can find online for free by looking at an IB prep or YT videos for IB interviews, and most of the stuff on the programme is irrelevant. In the interview, they give you access to their account for a mini demo, even give you their password and guides you through the website but it is just a way to build fake confidence and a sad attempt at building the legitimacy of the programme. They asks stupid questions to elicit answers Yes, Yes, and easy answers to keep you engaged. It is all a scam and is highly orchestrated to make it seem as legit as possible. They want to make people believe that the network + knowledge you access will enable you to enter in extremely competitive firms and more bs. After finishing the call, you will get the CEO of this whole mess to message you on Linkedin and connect with you (still, trying to build the legitimacy of the programme, they want to make people feel like "oh, THE CEO has added me, surely he must care a lot about me and wants to support me") -> No kid, it is just a way for you to research him, and buy into "oh he is such a professional" but look at his linkedin, came from an unknown university and has "some experience in derivatives apparently and something else" I feel like if you contact those firms he has had experience in, they probably would not even know who he is, or he probably was not doing what he wrote. Probably cleaning the floors at the offices or being an assistant of some sort. Anyways, the point of Mr.CEO adding you is to build more legitimacy to the programme and prompt you to become a member. $80 per month geez. Apparently the revenue is <5m, imagine how many have been fooled and have bought this membership. I was just looking at the Team at IvyLineCapital and you will see that there is only 1 director who has this IvyLine Capital written this on their linkedin. The other ones don't mention a single thing. Surely, if this was such a strong investment fund, they would at the very least write it on their Linkedin. Plus, google the headquarters, it is just a house. It is very interesting reading about some workers, if you google one of them, you will see that many photos appears of him, by the University of Bentley. Again, I will not discredit his background, because it seems that the worker has done some work to make an impact in society. However, again, very strategic to hire him, they use "these posts by Bentley" to build up his reputation, and make the audience think that if someone as successful as him is part of this programme, surely that should imply that IvyLine Capital is indeed very competitive and will help your future. Otherwise,Mr Bentley would not be involved, funny how being the Mr. Successful that he is, does not even have Linkedin c'mon. Moreover, there are people from Wharton, LSE, whatever top schools who form part of the programme, it´s irrefutable. But they are part because they got fooled initially, but ultimately, it is not the programme that helped them land their jobs, it is their whole profile, internships, preparation, backgrounds, confidence... all that helped them reach where they are. If you contact any of them, you will see that they regret joining this and that it was a waste of money. Do it yourself and confirm it if you do not believe me. am I trying to promote a competitor? No. I am just sick of receiving Mr. Bentley's email about the Investments and Derivatives or maverick bs and thought I would expose them. Trust me, if you want to prep for Goldman or top firms, go on YT, search IB or whatever area you want, get questions and prepare, prepare, prepare. Be confident and with some luck you will get in. Do not give money to any of these fools.

Program looks unprofessional, website needs a major update. Content could be found online.