Internship Asset & Liability Management

Kempen & Co; Amsterdam; On-site; EUR 11,000 - 18,000; Part time

Job summary

Van Lanschot Kempen in Amsterdam is offering an Asset & Liability Management Analyst internship to dive into banking with quantitative analysis and risk management concepts. You’ll contribute to ALM data, models, and reporting as part of a small, finance-focused team.

The internship runs 3–6 months starting 1 September 2025, with part-time 16–32 hours per week to fit around your studies. You'll work on dashboards, rate refreshes, and ALM model development to support treasury decisions.

Responsibilities

• Drafting the monthly report to the Asset & Liability Committee of the Management Board
• Improving ALM infrastructure, e.g., refreshing daily interest rates or creating a dashboard tracking client savings deposits
• Contributing to ALM model development, including prepayment and withdrawal models

Job description

Create your own future

Are you looking for a spot to discover more about the banking sector, where you can use your talent for quantitative analysis in a way that directly impacts our products and clients? Then the Asset & Liability Management Analyst internship may be a good start for you. Here you can learn how to use quantitative techniques in practice, in combination with broadly applicable skills in financial risk management, financial planning and analysis, and bank strategy.

For a period of 3-6 months, you will be part of Asset & Liability Management (ALM), a small team of quantitatively minded financial specialists in the CFO domain of Van Lanschot Kempen. The ALM team covers all areas of balance sheet management, including capital, liquidity and interest rate risk. We do this with in-house developed models based on large datasets of client data that run on our own ALM data-infrastructure.

The starting date of this internship is 1 September 2025, preferably part time next your studies for 16-32 hours a week.

You will be involved in activities such as:

• Drafting the monthly report to the Asset & Liability Committee of the Management Board
• Improving our ALM infrastructure, such as automatically refreshing daily interest rates or creating a dashboard that tracks developments in client savings deposits.
• Contribute to ALM model development, for example our model that estimates the probability that clients will prepay part of their outstanding mortgage balance before the contractual end date, or our model that estimates whether clients will withdraw their savings deposits.