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ING Belgium offers an internship for an Intern Trade Sales Account Manager within the Wholesale Banking team. You will work in an international environment with a multicultural team, gaining practical knowledge of trade products and ING policies while interacting with international clients and colleagues.
You will develop skills in credit analysis, client materials, risk management, and relationship building, supporting senior colleagues on strategic projects and contributing to commercial
Are you looking for an internship where you can be part of a dynamic team of Trade products specialists, operating at the heart of ING's Wholesale Banking global franchise?
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As an Intern Trade Sales Account Manager, you will have the opportunity to:
The Trade Sales Account Management team in Belgium is responsible for managing client relationships from a trade product perspective for clients across ING’s international network. The team works closely with large corporate clients to ensure client satisfaction, develop trade-related business opportunities and manage the risks linked to existing transactions.
As part of this internship, you will work alongside trade specialists at the heart of ING Wholesale Banking in Belgium. You will gain practical exposure to commercial discussions, credit analysis, client materials, risk management and legal documentation for securitisation and trade finance facilities, including bilateral, club-deal and syndicated structures. This is a hands-on opportunity to better understand how ING supports international corporate clients in managing their trade and working capital needs.