Primary responsibilities include supporting regulatory and strategic initiatives, analyzing supervisory requirements, maintaining relationships with authorities and political entities, preparing briefings, coordinating consultation responses, preparing stakeholder meeting documents, and participating in conferences and hearings.
Ideal candidates are business, economics, law, or political science students in at least their third semester with strong communication skills, fluent German and English, MS Office proficiency, prior practical experience, and an interest in financial and regulatory matters. Candidates should be capable of working under pressure, enjoy teamwork, and possess intellectual curiosity.
The internship offers professional training support, a competitive salary, networking opportunities, mentorship programs, and a chance to develop skills in a diverse and inclusive work environment that values different perspectives and encourages personal and professional growth.
