Traineeships at Economic, Market Analysis and Banking (EMB) department. of European Stability Mechanism

The European Stabilithy Mechanism is a unique place to work with around 180 individuals committed to making a difference to the future of the euro area. It recruits talented professionals of any nationality from both the private and public sector.

KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES

During a three-to-six-month period, trainees will closely collaborate with ESM colleagues and assist them in their duties or carry out an agreed research project in line with the department’s agenda.

Prospective candidates can apply for an internship in one of the two divisions in the EMB department:

The Economic and Market Analysis (EMA) Division monitors and analyses macroeconomic and financial market developments in the euro area and globally. Forecasting, fiscal policies, debt sustainability, and bond market structures are particular fields of interest in which the team is seeking support.
The Banking Division monitors and analyses the performance of euro area banks, provides support in the design of financial sector policies and bank restructuring in the context of an adjustment programme and contributes to the evolving framework for banking crisis resolution. Bank analysis, macro-financial risk modelling, financial stability risks, bank restructuring, and the assessment of the regulatory developments on banks’ business models and profitability are the areas in which the team is seeking support.

KEY QUALIFICATIONS

Candidates (or recent graduates under one year since graduation) for a Master’s Degree in economics or finance. PhD students must be within a year or two of completing a Ph.D. and be in active student status
Postdoctoral candidates, who have recently completed their Ph.D.s
Fluency in English, both oral and written

KEY COMPETENCIES

Strong analytical skills
Intellectual curiosity and eagerness to learn new topics
Proactive attitude

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Traineeships at Economic, Market Analysis and Banking (EMB) department. of European Stability Mechanism