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Mercer is a leading global provider of investment consulting services, and offers customised guidance at every stage of the investment decision, risk management and investment monitoring process. We work with the fiduciaries of pension funds, foundations, endowments and other investors in some 40 countries. The team assits with every aspect of institutional investing (and retail portfolios in some geographies), from strategy, structure and implementation to ongoing portfolio management.
Whether it’s consulting, outsourcing or investment, HR or actuarial, a career with Mercer will make you think harder. We have an enlightened culture with an emphasis on knowledge and understanding. We’ll help you become an expert in your field. And, as we’re one of the largest providers of consulting, outsourcing and investment services in the world, your technical skills and commercial outlook could take you a long, long way.
With over 18,000 people across 41 countries, Mercer delivers HR and related financial advice, products and services on a global scale. Our work is delivered by professionals who can draw upon a real depth of experience and expertise. It’s an approach that, time and again, has seen us help our clients motivate, retain, and improve the performance of their people.
About the role
Investment analysts at Mercer perform a key role in helping to provide all aspects of investment advice to a wide range of clients. As an Investment analyst intern you will work as part of a team supporting more experienced analysts and consultants.
Intern positions with us are a fantastic opportunity to get a taste of working for a multinational consulting firm. The 8 week programme runs from the beginning of July to the end of August. You will be assigned a buddy to help with general work queries.
Specific duties will include:
- Producing/checking monitoring reports
- Assisting with the determination of appropriate investment strategies and manager structures for clients, drafting reports and letters as appropriate.
- Dealing with routine queries received from clients, investment managers, third parties, etc.
- A minimum of 300 UCAS points, A level maths at grade B or above with a minimum 2:1 honours degree expected or obtained in a numerical or semi- numerical degree. Equivalent qualifications are accepted.
- Demonstrates an interest in financial markets and conditions
- Self motivated, with an eagerness to learn and to keep up to date with the investment industry, market conditions etc.
- Ability to work well as part of a team, with strong communication skills
- Ability to work well under pressure, with the ability to prioritise and manage multiple tasks
- Takes ownership for work, always ensuring standards and deadlines are met and keeping others informed and up-to-date
- Ability to maintain a good work-life balance
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