INTERNSHIP - CREDIT RESEARCH SELL SIDE - PARIS

Kepler Cheuvreux; Paris; On-site; EUR 13,000 - 20,000; Full time

Job summary

Kepler Cheuvreux is seeking a Credit Research intern to join the Debt & Derivatives business line in Paris. You will participate in drafting financial studies, support credit analysts, and help prepare the Morning Credit notes for Sales.

The role requires a Master’s level candidate with a financial analysis orientation and strong English, plus familiarity with Bloomberg is a plus. This 6-month internship starts 1 January 2027, with a start date at Kepler Cheuvreux Solutions in Paris.

Qualifications

• You are a Master’s student with a Financial Analysis focus and an end-of-study internship.
• Initial experience in financial analysis is required.
• You are dynamic and proactive.
• Mastery of the Office Pack; Excel, PowerPoint, Word.
• Bloomberg experience would be a plus.
• Very good command of English, with strong analytical, synthesis and writing skills.

Responsibilities

• Draft and publish targeted financial studies (credit strategy, companies, sectors, themes).
• Support credit analysts and analyze credit quality to form investment recommendations.
• Contribute to Daily Morning Credit notes and present to Sales.
• Participate in development of Credit Strategy and monitoring of ratings.
• Assist credit analysts in daily tasks.

Skills

Financial analysis

Office suite

Bloomberg exposure

English proficiency

Education

Master's degree in Finance

End-of-study internship

Tools

Bloomberg Terminal

Job description

DETAILS :

• Role: CreditResearch Sell Side
• Department: Kepler Cheuvreux Solutions
• Sector: Debt / Credit
• Duration: 6 months
• Start Date: 1st January 2027
• Location: Paris, France
• Salary: As per Kepler Cheuvreux’ s policy

About Kepler Cheuvreux

Kepler Cheuvreux is a leading independent European financial services company, with a presence across Europe, the United States and the Middle East.

The Group is structured around three product pillars: Agency Brokerage, Investment Solutions and Corporate Finance, supported by two transversal pillars: a cross-asset research platform and a multi-local sales force. This organisation is built with shared support and control functions across the Group.

Group key figures:

• 1st independent European equity broker
• 1st Equity Research coverage in Continental Europe
• 1st Country Broker and Research (Extel 2026)
• “World’s Best Agency Broker” (Euromoney Markets Awards 2026)
• 15 major financial centres in Europe, the US, and the Middle East
• 700 employees
• 1,600 institutional clients

YOUR TASKS:

You will be part of the Debt & Derivativesbusiness line.

In this position, you will be in involved in:

• Participate in the drafting and publication of targeted financial studies (credit strategy, companies, sectors, themes...);
• Support for credit analysts. As such, you will carry out an analysis of the quality of the credit in order to establish investment recommendations (analysis and financial modelling);
• Participation in the daily Morning Credit: write notes relating to the (financial) news of companies in coverage and present them to Sales;
• Active contribution to publications, monitoring of rating agency ratings, participation in the development of the Credit Strategy;
• Assistance of credit analysts in their daily tasks.

YOUR PROFILE AND SKILLS:

• You are a student, Master's level, with a Financial Analysis orientation (end-of-study internship);
• Initial experience in financial analysis is required;
• You are dynamic and proactive;
• Mastery of the Office Pack;
• An acquaintance of Bloomberg would be a plus;
• A very good command of English is required, as well as a good analytical, synthesis and writing skills.

RECRUITMENT PROCESS:

Between 2 and 3 rounds of interviews: both fit and technical questions.

You will need a flexible and creative approach in order to flourish in our international environment and succeed with our diverse client base.

REGULATORY & COMPLIANCE AWARENESS:

Candidates are expected to have an appropriate understanding of the regulatory framework applicable to their role and the financial services industry. They should demonstrate strong awareness of relevant conduct, compliance and risk requirements, identify and elevate potential issues, and work constructively with Compliance and other control functions.

They are expected to maintain and develop their regulatory knowledge by participating in training provided by the Group and are encouraged to request additional training where needed.