BME - Bolsas y Mercados Españoles - drives the transformation of financial markets and belongs to SIX, the third largest exchange group in Europe.
What sets us apart drives us ahead: between local roots and integral relevance, we are a unique blend of tradition and future, of foundation and growth. We value bright minds and inspire them to grow with their ideas. Come and shape the future of finance with us.
Quantitative Analyst internship
Madrid | Working from home up to 40% | Reference 8197
As an intern in a Quantitative Analyst (Sales) role, you will help transform trading data into actionable insights that support strategic conversations with clients. You will contribute to client analytics and the creation of impactful sales materials and presentations, helping showcase the value of SIX products and services to market participants. This role offers a unique opportunity to apply the concepts learned throughout your studies to real-world challenges and gain first-hand exposure to the fast-paced world of financial markets.
If you want to learn more about how financial market works and gain experience in Quantitative Analyst area, don't hesitate and apply now with your CV in English.
What You Will Do
- Create and enhance client-facing presentations by combining trading data, market insights, and compelling visualisations into clear and impactful sales narratives.
- Monitor and analyse client activity, distil complex data into clear takeaways, and communicate insights to the wider organisation.
- Maintain and further develop existing analytics codebases used to analyse client trading activity, generate insights, and support data-driven client engagement.
- Gain hands-on experience with diverse trading datasets and a state-of-the-art cloud platform, applying modern analytics and AI tools to solve real-world business challenges.
What You Bring
- You are currently pursuing a Master's degree in a quantitative discipline and have a strong interest in financial market
📌 Quantitative Analyst internship (España)
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📍 España