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2027 Investment Banking Analyst Intern – Digital Infrastructure (London – January – June)

Internship opportunity with Guggenheim in London for students interested in investment banking, focusing on digital infrastructure. Runs January to June 2027.

Location

London, UK

Education

Undergraduate

Industry

Finance

Format

In-Person

Deadline

rolling

Last verified: 16 September 2026

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About this opportunity

This is a structured investment banking analyst internship with Guggenheim's London team, running January–June 2027. Interns join real deal teams, support financial modeling, prepare presentations, engage in research, and gain exposure to both senior bankers and clients. The programme offers mentoring, training, and networking opportunities, and interns may be considered for full-time analyst roles post-internship.

Who is it for?

Students on track to graduate from a top-tier university or business school in Spring/Summer 2027 or 2028 with a strong academic record and interest in finance, particularly digital infrastructure.

What you will gain

Hands-on investment banking experience, formal and informal training, mentorship, exposure to senior team members, and networking opportunities within a leading advisory firm.

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Requirements

Must be on track to graduate from a top-tier university or business school in Spring/Summer 2027 or 2028. Strong analytical, technical, and communication skills required. Understanding of financial valuation and interest in digital infrastructure an advantage.

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Visit the official Guggenheim page to apply for this opportunity.

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