Baruch Summer Analyst — Investment Banking 2028

BMO; New York (NY); Vor Ort; USD 99.000 - 121.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Health insurance

Tuition reimbursement

Retirement savings plans

Life insurance

Zusammenfassung

BMO Capital Markets invites applicants for its Summer Analyst Program in New York. The program provides hands-on experience in a capital markets environment, with rotations into an Investment Banking product or industry group over 10 weeks, plus training and mentorship.

It serves as an intro to the full-time program, with networking and development opportunities. Applicants must be undergraduate students graduating Dec 2028 or Spring 2029, with strong academics (GPA 3.4+), leadership

Qualifikationen

• Enrolled in an undergraduate degree program, graduating in Dec. 2028 or Spring 2029
• Interest in investment banking
• GPA of 3.4/4.0 or higher
• Outstanding academic achievement and leadership examples
• Demonstrated leadership attributes in work, school, or community
• Excellent analytic, critical thinking and problem solving
• Strong interpersonal skills for a demanding team environment
• Proactivity, resiliency and positive attitude
• Self-motivation to work independently within a team
• Strong work ethic and professional integrity
• Curiosity, adaptability and willingness to learn new technologies

Aufgaben

• Conduct industry and company research and analysis
• Develop client presentations
• Write internal and external marketing memoranda
• Run valuation analysis and complex modeling exercises
• Support client relationships and business development

Kenntnisse

Investment banking interest

Analytical skills

Interpersonal skills

Leadership

Team collaboration

Ausbildung

Undergraduate student

Jobbeschreibung

BMO Capital Markets invites applicants for its Summer Analyst Program in New York. The program provides hands-on experience in a capital markets environment, with rotations into an Investment Banking product or industry group over 10 weeks, plus training and mentorship.

It serves as an intro to the full-time program, with networking and development opportunities. Applicants must be undergraduate students graduating Dec 2028 or Spring 2029, with strong academics (GPA 3.4+), leadership