Wealth & Retail Banking Intern Taiwan 2027

About the role

The 10-week Wealth & Retail Banking Internship in Taipei offers penultimate-year students real projects across affluent banking, wealth solutions, digital banking, or bancassurance analytics. Interns gain exposure to products, clients, data, and international markets while developing technical, professional, and behavioural skills through structured support, mentoring, and leadership learning.

Potential placements

• Affluent Banking supports wealth growth for personal, premium, priority, priority private, and private banking clients.
• Wealth Solutions focuses on building, managing, and protecting clients’ wealth.
• Digital Banking uses data and next-generation technology to deliver personalised banking solutions.
• Bancassurance Performance and Analytics applies data, artificial intelligence, and analytics to enhance business performance.

Internship experience

• Work on real business challenges and meaningful projects, with responsibilities from the first day.
• Gain exposure to products, clients, and Standard Chartered’s international network.
• Receive structured induction, orientation, technical, professional, and behavioural skills development.
• Access support from managers, mentors, and buddies, plus learning opportunities with senior leaders and industry experts.
• Participate in community and volunteering initiatives.

Candidate profile

• Students from all degree disciplines and backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
• Take ownership, show initiative, and solve problems using logic, analysis, and sound judgement.
• Learn quickly, remain curious, and seek opportunities to grow and develop.
• Build strong relationships, collaborate effectively, and perform under pressure in a fast-paced environment.
• Demonstrate commercial curiosity and interest in clients, markets, and global trends.

Eligibility and dates

• Applicants must be penultimate-year students able to intern in June 2027.
• Applicants must be available to start full-time employment in July 2028.
• Applicants must have permanent legal work rights in the country of application.
• Assessment centres begin in October 2026 onwards; the internship starts in June 2027.
• Only one application may be submitted within a six-month period.