Curricular Internship - Investment and Protection Products Specialist
General Information
Job ID
44275
Company
UniCredit S.p.A
Competence Line
Client Solutions
Country
Italy
City
MILANO
Job Type
Working Students, Interns & others
Functional area
Investment Products & Strategies
Working time model
Full-time
Contact
Base Salary (gross)
1.000
During the internship within Investment Products Specialists Team, the resource will get familiar with the behaviour of the of equity and bond markets, their main indicators and with the most relevant macroeconomic principles. The intern will deep dive knowledge about securitized products and funds.
What you'll be doing
Within Global Investment and Protection Products Investment Products Specialists Team the intern will be:
developing knowledge on funds and structured products (bonds, certificates, etc.) process creation across several asset classes
supporting the process of competitors' products analysis
making presentations and support in sales data analysis
developing understanding of the bank's sales force activities and the issuing processes for structured bonds and investment certificates through its internal networks
checking and send to contact database, on a daily basis and under the supervision of a senior colleague, financial reports dealing with markets trends and the structured products issued
What you'll need to succeed
Successful candidates must satisfy the following requisites:
Strong knowledge of Microsoft Office
Understanding of financial markets,
funds and structured products
Fluency in English Attention to details and accuracy
Strong academic background
What you'll get in return
New skills and knowledge on financial products and market Microdoft Office, Reuters and Bloomberg Knowledge
About UniCredit Group
UniCredit is a pan-European leading commercial bank providing best-in-class solutions and services across Italy, Germany, Austria, and Central and Eastern Europe. Our Vision is to be the Bank for Europe's Fut
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