Summer Analyst Review

As a Summer Analyst, your role has two key components: learning and support. No prior knowledge is required, but you are expected to proactively get to understand what the teams do and the transactions they deal with. On the other hand, you are asked to give support on various projects and in different forms (update a model, format a slide, take notes during a client call, read a report, ...)

I acquired a lot of new technical skills and developed my university knowledge in getting to know the products the teams deal with and how they are actually modelled and treated in real transactions. On a more personal note, being this my first internship, I learn fundamental soft skills to succeed in a professional workplace and to understand how a huge corporation is organized

Yes, I was. In the second half of both rotations I got to handle alone small aspects of real transactions in coordination with other divisions of the firm

I received a lot of guidance. Every member of the teams has been helpful and available to answer my questions and clear my doubts. Human Capital Management was also very effective in guiding us throughout the internship experience

I enjoyed the company culture. Everyone has been friendly and I did not feel the presence of a strong and strict hierarchical order. Integrity and attention to details are crucial.

I definitely enjoyed my experience. As I mentioned before, I found a good and engaging company culture and was able to develop new technical and persona skills

Yes

Be yourself as much as possible. There is not a "typical" profiled hired by the company. Bring what makes you interesting at the interviews and show intellectual curiosity together with willingness to learn. No prior knowledge is required, but be sure to properly know what an Investment Bank does and why you want to work for it. If you study finance, expect some technical questions