Investment Banking Analyst Intern

Join State Street in Noida as a Investment Banking Analyst Intern. This entry-level internship is designed for finance, commerce and analytics students who want practical, resume-ready experience inside a regulated foreign bank. About the role As a Investment Banking Analyst Intern at State Street, your core focus will be financial modelling, valuation and pitch-book preparation for live deals. You will be attached to a named mentor, join the team's daily stand-ups and reviews, and be trusted with work that genuinely matters rather than filing and formatting. Questions are encouraged, mistakes are treated as teaching moments, and your output is reviewed properly so you actually improve. What you'll do day to day • Support financial modelling, valuation and pitch-book preparation for live deals alongside the core foreign bank team • Work in Excel and the company's internal systems on live financial data • Prepare schedules, reconciliations and reports that go to real reviewers • Research companies, customers, products or regulations as the work demands • Turn your analysis into clear notes and decks for senior stakeholders • Follow the documentation and control standards a regulated business requires • Take part in reviews, ask questions and act on the feedback you receive Skills you'll build You will build practical, demonstrable experience in Financial Modelling, Valuation (DCF & Comparables), MS Excel, PowerPoint / Pitch Books, Company Research, M&A Fundamentals, Accounting Fundamentals, Capital Markets, Analytical Thinking, Business Writing — the exact toolkit that separates a hireable finance fresher from a CV full of coursework. No prior work experience is required. Curiosity, numerical comfort and care with detail matter far more here than a polished résumé, and every one of these skills is taught on the job. Who should apply Students in their final year or recent graduates from MBA (Finance)/CFA L1/CA/B.Com (Hons)/BBA based in or willing to work from Noida. You should be comfortable with numbers, willing to learn Financial Modelling, Valuation (DCF & Comparables), MS Excel, and able to communicate clearly in writing. Relevant coursework, certifications (NISM, CFA L1, GST, Tally) or a strong academic record in Financial Modelling will strengthen your application, but none of them are mandatory. Internship details This is a 6-month internship in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, with a stipend of ₹33,000 per month. You will be given a defined project so that you leave with a valuation model and pitch deck for a real transaction. Working hours follow the team's normal business hours and the internship includes a certificate on successful completion. Expect to leave with genuine BFSI domain knowledge, a portfolio of work you produced yourself, and a clear view of which finance career track suits you best. Outstanding interns can convert to a full-time offer at the end of the internship. How to apply Click Apply Now. If you are not logged in you will be asked to sign in and register first, after which you will be taken to State Street's official careers page to complete your application. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis and seats for this Financial Modelling-focused internship are limited, so apply early. Responsibilities: Support financial modelling, valuation and pitch-book preparation for live deals alongside the core foreign bank team; Work in Excel and internal systems on live financial data; Prepare schedules, reconciliations and reports for senior review; Research companies, customers, products or regulations as required; Present analysis clearly in notes and decks for stakeholders; Follow documentation and control standards required in a regulated business. Requirements: Pursuing or recently completed MBA (Finance)/CFA L1/CA/B.Com (Hons)/BBA — 2026 freshers & final-year students welcome; Working knowledge of Financial Modelling, Valuation (DCF & Comparables), MS Excel (or a genuine willingness to learn them); Strong numerical ability and comfort working in MS Excel; Care with detail and the discipline to document work properly; Clear written and verbal communication in English; Based in or willing to work from Noida, Uttar Pradesh.

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