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Morgan StanleyNew York City, NY

2027 Investment Banking amp; Global Capital Markets Strats Summer Associate Program (New York)

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Programme

Internship

Location

New York City, NY

Duration

10 weeks

About the role

Morgan Stanley offers a 10-week in-person Strats Summer Associate Program in New York combining financial engineering, quantitative analysis, and computer science to support Investment Banking and Global Capital Markets transactions.

Program Details

  • 10-week in-person summer program at Morgan Stanley headquarters in New York.
  • Placement in Investment Banking Division or Global Capital Markets Strats Group.
  • Includes training on accounting, industry products, and proprietary analytical tools.
  • Mentorship provided for development and exposure to divisions.
  • Flat structure with early high responsibility.
  • Focus on financial engineering and quantitative analysis.

Responsibilities

  • Create and maintain data-driven analytics and financial models for client advisory.
  • Analyze transaction data, client behavior, and market activity for M&A, IPO, capital raising.
  • Collaborate with sector, sponsor, and M&A teams to provide differentiated client analysis.
  • Develop business reporting solutions for senior management.
  • Build dashboards and tools for bankers, including data pipelines.
  • Work with engineering teams to ensure scalable, efficient systems.

Qualifications

  • Graduate student in Financial Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics, or related quantitative field.
  • Degree completion between December 2027 and June 2028.
  • Strong interest in financial markets and excellent quantitative skills.
  • Programming ability in major languages such as Python, Java, Scala, or Q/KDB.
  • Outstanding verbal and written communication skills.
  • Ability to work urgently with attention to detail in a team environment.

Compensation and Application

  • Expected base pay rate of $72.12 per hour plus discretionary bonuses and benefits.
  • Applications reviewed on a rolling basis; early submission encouraged.
  • Candidates evaluated for both divisions; final placement notified later.
  • Divisional preference may be considered.