Finance Spring Intern Budapest

Finance Spring Intern
Budapest

Citi Hungary has been offering innovative solutions to its clients in the domestic banking market for more than 30 years. Established in 2005, the Citi Service Centre in Budapest currently has more than 1, 700 professionals providing a wide range of services to Citi companies in the areas of technology, business administration, finance and risk management.

Feladatok: Markets Control

Responsible for controlling, analyzing and reporting the financial performance of our Sales, Trading, Investment Banking and Corporate Lending Businesses. The roles include understanding of the trading strategies including the products (such as equity, FX, commodities, credit, rates) hedging, pricing, funding, risk management, and regulatory implications.

Regulatory Reporting

Prepares statistical and prudential reports for the local regulators in various EMEA countries. Calculates capital adequacy figures under Basel 3 and reports the Balance Sheet, the Income Statement and their breakdowns according to the rules of their local regulators.

Elvárások:

Currently completing a BSc/MSc in Finance, Accounting, Economics or in any similar disciplines

You have active Hungarian student status for the whole internship period and right to work afterwards as a full-time employee

You are at least in your penultimate year of university studies

Excellent verbal and written English

Basic understanding of financial products (stock, bonds, derivatives) and interest in the world’s financial markets

Sound accounting foundations (have studied accounting for at least two semesters)

Working knowledge of MS Excel, excellent numerical and analytical skills

Organizational skills and strong attention to detail

Ability to meet tight reporting deadlines, pro-active attitude, team player

Előnyt jelent:

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