Market Conduct Internship

UBS; Wrocław; On-site; PLN 27,900 - 39,060; Full time

Job summary

UBS is offering an internship with the Market Conduct Surveillance Team in Kraków or Wroclaw, part of a wider EMEA Market Conduct Taxonomy function. You will rotate across teams to learn controls, governance processes, and regulatory expectations while supporting day‑to‑day tasks.

Ideal candidates are pursuing a degree in Finance, Law, Economics, Business or Data Analytics, with a keen interest in financial markets, regulation awareness, and fluent English.

Qualifications

• Degree in Finance, Law, Economics, Business, Data Analytics, or related field.
• Genuine interest in financial markets and basic understanding of traded products across asset classes.
• Awareness of financial regulation (MAR or MiFID II).
• Interest in data, technology, or AI applications in business.
• Strong analytical thinking with attention to detail.
• Clear, concise communication.
• Fluent English (written and spoken).

Responsibilities

• Support Market Conduct Surveillance teams in day‑to‑day control routines and tasks to understand risks and framework.
• Provide assistance with strategic projects and governance processes.
• Rotate across Market Conduct Surveillance teams to learn different control environments.

Skills

Fluent English

Analytical thinking

Clear communication

Team collaboration

Education

Finance, Law, Economics, Business or Data Analytics

Job description

Your role

Are you curious about how global financial markets stay fair, orderly, and integral? Do you want to understand how leading institutions detect market abuse, manage risk, and leverage data and technology to strengthen compliance?

You’ll have unique opportunity to get insight into multiple disciplines including trade surveillance, client price‑setting activities, relevant risk assessment, and Market Conduct risk framework while collaborating with experienced professionals in a dynamic, international environment.

Job Type: Full Time

City: Kraków, Wroclaw

Your team

You’ll be joining internship programme with the Market Conduct Surveillance Team in Kraków or Wroclaw, as part of a wider EMEA Market Conduct Taxonomy function. The team works closely with regional and global partners across Market Conduct Surveillance and broader Compliance teams. Together, they ensure effective monitoring, robust controls, and alignment with evolving regulatory expectations. In this role, you will:

• Support Market Conduct Surveillance teams in their day‑to‑day control routines and tasks to build a good understanding of the underlying risks, control standards and framework, dedicated tools, and the IB business
• Provide assistance with strategic projects and governance processes
• Rotate across Market Conduct Surveillance teams to develop knowledge about the local function and learn about different control environments and their complexity

Your expertise

• A degree in Finance, Law, Economics, Business, Data Analytics, or a related field. Students completing last year of relevant education may be considered.
• Genuine interest in financial markets and basic understanding of traded products across asset classes (equities, fixed income, FX)
• Awareness of financial regulation (such as MAR or MiFID II)
• An avid interest in data, technology, or AI applications in business is a plus
• Strong analytical thinking with attention to detail
• Not shy away to form constructive and challenging questions and views
• Able to communicate clearly and concisely
• Fluent English (written and spoken)

Disclaimer / Policy statements

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