2028 Investment Banking Summer Analyst Program – New York, Latin America Coverage Group

About the role

Ten-week 2028 Investment Banking Summer Analyst internship in Jefferies’ New York Latin America Coverage Group. The role provides hands-on exposure to advisory and capital markets work, including valuation, financial modelling, research, pitchbooks, live transactions, and client development, while working with senior bankers across M&A, equity, and debt deal activity.

Responsibilities

• Perform financial valuation, discounted cash flow, and multiples-based analyses.
• Build and use financial models to support advisory and capital markets work.
• Prepare pitchbooks and live deal materials, including offering memorandums and prospectuses.
• Conduct industry and product research and analyze corporate and financial information.
• Participate in financing and M&A transaction execution.
• Support the Latin American team and learn calling officer responsibilities alongside senior bankers.

Program Experience

• Work closely with senior bankers on pitches and live deals within a lean deal team structure.
• Receive orientation and training before beginning day-to-day responsibilities.
• Obtain ongoing support from colleagues serving as instructors and mentors.
• Participate in social and educational events supporting professional development and networking.
• Receive formal performance reviews during the program.

Group And Role

• Support Jefferies’ Latin America Group from the New York office.
• Work with the Head of the Latin America Group and other Managing Directors.
• Gain exposure to M&A, equity, and debt deal activity across various industries.
• Support clients across Latin America through advisory and capital markets capabilities.

Candidate Profile

• Manage multiple projects while demonstrating professionalism and client management skills.
• Communicate strongly in written and verbal formats within a fast-paced environment.
• Work under pressure and tight deadlines, independently and collaboratively.
• Demonstrate adaptability, integrity, creativity, and a strong academic background.
• Complete the junior year of a four-year bachelor’s degree or equivalent program.
• Be graduating between December 2028 and June 2029 and be a native Spanish speaker.