2027 Equity Research Spring Week Programme - London
A spring week programme for first-year undergraduates interested in equity research and investment banking, offering insight, training, mentoring, and potential summer offer consideration.
London
Undergraduate
Investment Banking, Finance
In-Person
30 November 2026
Last verified: 9 October 2026
About this opportunity
Jefferies' Equity Research Spring Insight Programme in London is for students interested in banking careers. Features include professional skills training, business area overviews, group exercises, case studies, mentoring, and firm-wide networking. Participants may be considered for a 2028 Summer Internship based on performance.
Who is it for?
Students in their first year (or second year of a four-year degree) with an anticipated graduation date of Spring/Summer 2029.
What you will gain
Industry experience, professional skills training, mentoring, networking, and potential consideration for a 2028 Summer Internship.
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Requirements
Applicants must be first-year students (or in second year of a four-year degree), expecting to graduate in Spring/Summer 2029. Only one application per recruitment season is allowed.
How to apply
Online application at Jefferies' careers portal. Screening and online testing will occur with possible delays due to rolling recruitment. Online tests are not automatic at submission.
Ready to apply?
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