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Programme
Internship
Location
London
Duration
10 weeks, from June to the end of August 2027
About the role
This 10-week London internship places students in Scotiabank’s Business Risk Management team from June to the end of August 2027. The rotational programme covers Capital Markets Business Risk Management and Anti-Money Laundering Advisory and Control, providing experience in non-financial risk, controls, monitoring, reporting, investigations, and process improvement.
Programme Structure
- Spend five weeks with Business Risk Management supporting the Capital Markets business.
- Spend five weeks with the Anti-Money Laundering Advisory and Control team.
- Complete an intern project assignment and present it to the wider team.
Responsibilities
- Assist with first-line control framework implementation, monitoring activities, risk assessments, control testing, and process improvements.
- Prepare periodic reports, governance packs, AML metrics, and regulatory reporting for management.
- Coordinate with control and support functions to develop risk-mitigation approaches.
- Analyze pooled data and document operational risk events, root causes, and potential remediation.
- Review local regulations, complete remote-booking controls, and support mandatory trader supervision activities.
- Assess sanctions exposure, adverse news, and politically exposed entities; conduct open-source research and investigations.
Programme Highlights
- Attend a weekly speaker series with leaders from across the Bank.
- Participate in peer-to-peer intern presentations and social and networking events.
- Complete a corporate social responsibility project supporting one of the Bank’s charity partners.
Requirements
- Be a first-year undergraduate student, or a second-year student on a four-year degree.
- Be available for a 10-week internship from mid-June to the end of August 2027.
- Demonstrate interest in and knowledge of financial markets.
- Show an inquisitive, self-starting mindset and willingness to learn.
- Be proficient with Microsoft Office applications, particularly Excel.
- Have strong communication, teamwork, attention to detail, statistical literacy, work ethic, and UK work eligibility.
Application Process
- Apply through the Scotiabank careers portal and submit a CV; a cover letter is not required.
- Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis; selected candidates complete two interviews with the team.