Job Description
The Deutsche Bank internship is designed to help you develop your skills with training and ongoing support. You will quickly gain the confidence to take on specific projects and experience first-hand how and what we do for our customers around the world. In doing so, you can build a broad network of colleagues from different areas of our bank.About the Government & Public Affairs division:Government & Public Affairs is responsible for identifying regulatory developments at an early stage, providing information about them, coordinating political corporate positions and strengthening the bank's position in regulatory debates. To achieve this goal, Government & Public Affairs sets the bank's advocacy strategy, manages Deutsche Bank's relationships with key political decision-makers, regulators and supervisory authorities and serves as a source of political and regulatory insights for internal departments and senior management.Your area-specific tasks:As an intern in the Government & Public Affairs department, you will gain an overview of all our areas of responsibility. You will be involved in day-to-day work and projects. These can include, for example, supporting regulatory and strategic initiatives, analyzing supervisory requirements and regulatory developments, and maintaining relationships with authorities and politicians. In doing so, you will gain a good overview of the regulatory, strategic and economic context of the banking business. During your internship, you will receive a wide range of support and benefit from the expertise of experienced team members not only at your location, but also abroad.
Responsibilities + Skills
Do you enjoy working in a team and can inspire others with your ideas?Do you stay focused even under pressure?Do you have intellectual curiosity and common sense and enjoy engaging with controversial content and perspectives?
Education
Are you in at least your third semester and studying business administration, economics, (business) law, political science or a comparable subject?Are you interested in financial issues and contexts and do you have an affinity for laws?Do you already have some practical experience and some experience abroad?
Experience