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Morgan StanleyTel Aviv

2027 Investment Banking Off-Cycle Internship (Tel Aviv)

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Programme

Internship

Location

Tel Aviv

Duration

Typically six months; length may vary according to business needs and candidate availability.

About the role

This six-month off-cycle internship in Morgan Stanley’s Tel Aviv Investment Banking Division provides experience comparable to a Full-Time Analyst role. Interns support domestic and international transactions, develop financial analysis, accounting, and valuation skills, create models, analyse markets, and contribute to presentations and client discussions.

Responsibilities

  • Gather and synthesise financial and operating information on companies, industries, and governments.
  • Create and update financial models supporting investment banking analyses.
  • Gather market data to analyse trends and value and price transactions.
  • Draft presentations and memoranda for internal and financial-services audiences.
  • Attend team discussions and client meetings, presenting selected content when requested.

Training and Placement

  • Receive on-the-job training while working alongside experienced professionals on varied projects.
  • Join a specific group in a specific region within the Investment Banking Division.
  • Build foundational skills in financial analysis, accounting, and valuation.

Requirements

  • Strong analytical and numerical skills, with confidence working with financial data.
  • Results-driven approach and ability to perform under pressure and meet tight deadlines.
  • Proven teamwork skills and ability to manage a wide range of responsibilities.
  • Excellent academic background and ability to communicate complex ideas clearly.
  • Commitment to excellence and high professional and ethical standards.

Application Process

  • Recruitment is conducted on a rolling basis, so early application is encouraged.
  • Applications are reviewed within a timely manner, although response times may vary due to volumes.
  • Candidates receive an email update once an application decision has been reached.
  • Requests to accelerate the application process cannot be accommodated.