Browse Graduates & Internships Jobs in NY-New York

Apply now for Graduates & Internships jobs in NY-New York. 3 positions are currently open at eFinancialCareers.

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  1. 2019 MIS - Ratings and Research Associate

    • Competitive
    • New York, NY, USA
    • Permanent, Full time
    • Moody's
    • Updated on:  11 Dec 18

  2. Financial Planning Intern

    • TBD
    • New York, NY, USA
    • Internships & Graduate Trainee, Part time
    • Altfest
    • Updated on:  05 Dec 18

  3. Investment Banking Intern

    • Paid
    • New York, NY, USA
    • Internships & Graduate Trainee, Full time
    • Non-disclosed
    • Posted on:  15 Nov 18

Graduates & Internships, NY-New York: currently 3 jobs.The latest job was posted on 09 Dec 18.

Graduate and Internship roles in New York

New York starting salaries for graduates in the financial services industry are around $65,000, or $75,000 on the bulge bracket analyst training programs (plus a signing-on bonus averaging $18,000). To get one of these jobs, most people serve summer internships the previous year, which pay between $6,000 and $7,000 per month. These are some of the most competitive graduate and intern roles in the world, and they tend to attract the top graduates of the best universities.
Since people being recruited into graduate and internship roles in the financial services industry in New York will not usually have a track record of personal performance, recruitment is less about evidence of past success or ability, and more about potential and skills. It goes without saying that excellent academic and extracurricular record is required, but employers also want candidates to demonstrate a genuine interest and commitment to making a career in finance. Interns are expected to form relationships and get themselves noticed by the professionals they work with, in order to be given an offer for a job on graduation.

 

More about working in New York

New York City is the largest metropolitan area in the USA by population, and the largest city economy with a GDP per capita of $70,500. As well as the financial services industry it is one of the most important industry hubs for media and entertainment, as well as a fast-growing technology sector.