Natixis Corporate & Investment Banking
UK Corporate Coverage Intern

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Overview of the role: Support two senior bankers in Corporate Coverage in London with business development and client activity to establish and grow Natixis’ relationship with our UK Corporate clients.
The intern will play an important role in supporting business development, deal origination and execution and coverage of corporate clients in London. She / He will collaborate with the two senior bankers based in London. The candidate will work closely with Business Lines including Acquisition and Structured Finance, Structured Equity Capital Markets, Real Assets, Global Markets, Industry Groups as well as M&A boutiques.
This role will give the candidate the opportunity to get a 360 degrees view of investment banking activity with our biggest client group globally, as well as participate in live transactions and meet our clients.
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Key responsibilities include:
- Assisting the team with business development to deepen our knowledge of clients, their investments and their needs, e.g. conducting research and filtering of our clients‘ portfolios and activities, creation of databases to track these
- Assisting with marketing pitch preparation and research.
- Assisting with financial modelling and credit analysis for financing transactions.
- Gathering and analysing financial data, reporting variances and initiating corrective actions.
- Prepare client coverage memos and client action plans.
Comply with all applicable legal, regulatory, and internal Compliance requirements as issued from time to time, including, but not limited to, the London Compliance manual, Compliance policies and procedures, Security policies & procedures; Financial Security requirements, including but not limited to, the prevention of Financial Crime and Fraud including reporting obligations to the Money Laundering Reporting Officer.


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What we need from you
- Previous internship / experience in Investment Banking.
- Strong interest in financial markets.
- Solid level of proficiency with Excel and PowerPoint.
- Attention to detail.
- Good sense of judgement.
- Self-starter and ability to work independently.
- Ability to manage multiple priorities to work effectively under pressure.
- Team spirit, commitment and flexibility.
- Integrity and trustworthy.
- Proficiency in English (written and verbal).
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