Brown Advisory
Marylebone Partners Portfolio Management Summer Analyst

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Company Overview
Every firm has a culture – the values, beliefs, methodology, attitudes and standards that reflect an organization’s DNA. But the truly inspiring firms – the game-changers, the industry leaders and the disruptors – have cultures that propel them to innovate and stand out. At Brown Advisory, we aim to be one of those inspired firms. Over the years, we have purposefully built and nurtured our client-first culture.
Brown Advisory is an independent investment management and strategic advisory firm committed to delivering a combination of first-class performance, strategic advice and the highest level of client service. The firm’s clients—including individuals, families, family offices, endowments, foundations, charities, institutions, consultants, and financial intermediaries—are served by over 1,000 colleagues worldwide, all of whom are equity owners of the firm.
Program Overview
Brown Advisory is seeking motivated, team-oriented students to join us for an 8-week, on-site Summer Analyst Programme based in our London office from 14th June through 6th August 2027. The programme is designed to provide broad exposure to the investment management industry and the opportunity to learn from colleagues across the firm.
Our immersive programme is designed to build your analytical, strategic, and communication skills through global orientation, dedicated training, and meaningful project work. Throughout the summer, you’ll gain exposure to a variety of teams, including Equity Research, Private Client, Sustainability, Fixed Income, Institutional Sales, Compliance, and Legal.
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By collaborating with colleagues across the firm, you’ll develop a holistic understanding of how an investment management firm operates and delivers long-term value to clients. You’ll also have opportunities to engage with senior management, attend and present in meetings, and build relationships with colleagues and fellow Summer Analysts through a variety of networking and social events.
The programme offers a competitive salary, with additional compensation for travel expenses to and from the London office.
Application deadline: 9th October 2026.
Job Description
- Conduct research and due diligence on public and private market investment opportunities, including external investment managers, private equity funds and co-investments.
- Prepare investment materials including research memoranda, investment teasers and presentation materials to support investment decision making.
- Present research findings and investment recommendations to members of the investment team.
- Attend weekly Investment Committee meetings, Portfolio Management meetings and Investment Solutions Group meetings to gain exposure to the firm's investment process.
- Present a stock pitch to the wider London office.
- Complete an individual project throughout the internship, culminating in a presentation to the investment team.
- Build relationships across Brown Advisory through networking and mentorship opportunities with colleagues across offices and business areas.


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Applicant Requirements
- Currently studying for a bachelor's degree (in their penultimate year) or master's degree.
- A passion for both the institutional and private client sides of investment management.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Strong analytical, research and quantitative skills.
- Ability to multi-task, establish priorities, and work both independently and within a small team environment.
- Knowledge of Microsoft Office: Excel, Word and PowerPoint; experience with Bloomberg, FactSet or other market data systems is a plus.
- Intellectual curiosity and a willingness to take initiative and ask thoughtful questions.
Brown Advisory is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.
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