Intern
Intern Country:
United States of America WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING During the duration of the program:
The intern will be working with the person in charge of reviewing and monitoring performance of investment managers.
Will be exposed to and have access to the broader team for inquiries regarding approved investments (ex.
close dates, minimum investments, general subscription questions, etc.
) Will be assigned ad hoc research projects including capital markets and macro factors.
Will learn from Advisors the analyzing alternative investments offered by third parties.
Will learn from full-time employees administrative tasks such as tracking investment allocations, scheduling manager meetings, taking meeting notes, maintaining electronic files, etc.
Will have the opportunity to develop expertise in technology and tools used for investment analysis.
Will have the opportunity to learn and assist with drafting topical research papers, develop marketing and educational materials, research new asset classes.
During the internship, the intern will gather the following knowledges:
Real-world
Experience:
The intern will gain valuable hands-on experience working in the alternative investments field within a professional wealth management setting.
Skill Development:
During the internship, the intern will have the chance to develop and refine essential skills relevant to alternative investments, such as financial analysis, portfolio management, risk assessment, and market research.
These skills are highly transferable and will be beneficial throughout their career.
Mentorship and Guidance:
As part of the team, the intern will likely receive mentorship and guidance from seasoned professionals.
This guidance can provide valuable insights into the industry, career advice, and a deeper understanding of the alternative investments landscape.
Exposure to Diverse Investment Strategies:
Alternative investments encompass a broad range of strategies, including private equity, hedge funds, real estate, and more.
The intern will have the opportunity to explore various investment vehicles, gaining exposure to diverse investment strategies.
Education, Profile & Skills:
Bachelor's degree required; Finance, Business Administration, Economics or a related discipline preferred.
Excellent communication skills (both written and oral) with the ability to communicate with all levels of the organization.
Comfortable presenting in group settings and have the confidence to express an informed opinion; Be intellectually curious, inquisitive and have a strong interest in capital markets.
Desire to acquire a basic knowledge of alternative investments.
Strong organizational and analytical skills, attention to detail.
Flexible and adaptable to change; Demonstrate maturity, reliability, and pride in one's work.
While taking appropriate initiative, the intern will be able to handle multiple requests and prioritize effectively while maintaining a positive and flexible attitude.
Bilingual with the ability to read, write, and speak Spanish proficiently in order to observe interaction with Latin America clients.
English Primary Location:
Miami, FL, MiamiOther Locations:
Florida-MiamiOrganization:
Banco Santander International Recommended Skills Adaptability Analytical Attention To Detail Business Administration Capital Markets Coaching And Mentoring Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
United States of America WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING During the duration of the program:
The intern will be working with the person in charge of reviewing and monitoring performance of investment managers.
Will be exposed to and have access to the broader team for inquiries regarding approved investments (ex.
close dates, minimum investments, general subscription questions, etc.
) Will be assigned ad hoc research projects including capital markets and macro factors.
Will learn from Advisors the analyzing alternative investments offered by third parties.
Will learn from full-time employees administrative tasks such as tracking investment allocations, scheduling manager meetings, taking meeting notes, maintaining electronic files, etc.
Will have the opportunity to develop expertise in technology and tools used for investment analysis.
Will have the opportunity to learn and assist with drafting topical research papers, develop marketing and educational materials, research new asset classes.
During the internship, the intern will gather the following knowledges:
Real-world
Experience:
The intern will gain valuable hands-on experience working in the alternative investments field within a professional wealth management setting.
Skill Development:
During the internship, the intern will have the chance to develop and refine essential skills relevant to alternative investments, such as financial analysis, portfolio management, risk assessment, and market research.
These skills are highly transferable and will be beneficial throughout their career.
Mentorship and Guidance:
As part of the team, the intern will likely receive mentorship and guidance from seasoned professionals.
This guidance can provide valuable insights into the industry, career advice, and a deeper understanding of the alternative investments landscape.
Exposure to Diverse Investment Strategies:
Alternative investments encompass a broad range of strategies, including private equity, hedge funds, real estate, and more.
The intern will have the opportunity to explore various investment vehicles, gaining exposure to diverse investment strategies.
Education, Profile & Skills:
Bachelor's degree required; Finance, Business Administration, Economics or a related discipline preferred.
Excellent communication skills (both written and oral) with the ability to communicate with all levels of the organization.
Comfortable presenting in group settings and have the confidence to express an informed opinion; Be intellectually curious, inquisitive and have a strong interest in capital markets.
Desire to acquire a basic knowledge of alternative investments.
Strong organizational and analytical skills, attention to detail.
Flexible and adaptable to change; Demonstrate maturity, reliability, and pride in one's work.
While taking appropriate initiative, the intern will be able to handle multiple requests and prioritize effectively while maintaining a positive and flexible attitude.
Bilingual with the ability to read, write, and speak Spanish proficiently in order to observe interaction with Latin America clients.
English Primary Location:
Miami, FL, MiamiOther Locations:
Florida-MiamiOrganization:
Banco Santander International Recommended Skills Adaptability Analytical Attention To Detail Business Administration Capital Markets Coaching And Mentoring Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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