Are you ready to shape the future of capital markets? We are looking for a Debt and Fund Listing Intern to join the Debt and Fund Listing Team. The position will be based in Milan, and start in November.
You will primarily be responsible for:
Supporting the team in sales and business development activities for bonds and open-end funds, with a focus on client engagement and relationship building
Conducting company analysis and preparing presentations (PowerPoint) that highlight how Euronext can address client needs, including tailored solutions
Monitoring regulatory aspects and providing introductory analysis, including competitor benchmarking and regulatory analysis
Assisting in the preparation of marketing materials and communication initiatives (brochures, website, promotional videos, launch events, social media, especially LinkedIn)
Preparing speeches and materials for third-party events and conferences, with a focus on ESG topics and issuer engagement
Supporting CRM activities and helping to expand the issuer network
Your profile:
Master’s degree (or ongoing) in Economics,



Finance or Business Administration
Strong knowledge of financial markets, corporate finance and market analysis (trading experience not required)
Excellent communication skills, sociable and comfortable in networking situations
Creative and original approach, with a keen interest in digital communication and social media
Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel)
Fluency in both spoken and written English
Team player, proactive, curious and organised, with strong analytical skills
Flexible and eager to learn in a dynamic environment
Join a company where market infrastructure is built on innovation — and where every innovation starts with a bold mind asking, “What’s next?”. At Euronext, we believe change is a starting point, not an obstacle. We look for people who see growth opportunities, think long term, and want to help shape capital markets for future generations. Working wit

📌 Borsa Italiana (Milano)
🏢 Euronext
📍 Milano