Arbuthnot Latham has been associated with banking since 1833. We combine private and commercial banking, wealth planning and investment management. We believe in traditional relationship and service-led banking powered by modern technology.
Diverse and talented, with exceptionally high professional standards and a passion to deliver the very best for our clients, our people are our most vital asset. Rewarding and challenging, Arbuthnot Latham prides itself on encouraging colleagues to reach their full potential within a supportive and progressive environment. Our value-led culture underpins everything we do and we believe that every colleague contributes to the growth and success of the business.
The Internship programme is 8 weeks long and starts on 23rd June 2025. It is designed for students currently studying and undertaking a relevant University degree who will be returning to university after the internship. Candidates must be available for the duration of the 8 week programme. We are advertising a number of internships across different departments. Please apply to the one or two vacancies which best align with your academics and career aspirations.
Job Purpose
Following an introduction to the bank and the investment management division, the intern will gain a broad education and experience in portfolio management including portfolio construction and analysis, asset allocation, performance analysis and investment research.
To place the interests of customers at the centre of all activities, act in a way that is consistent with achieving good outcomes for consumers and to comply with the FCA and PRA's Conduct Rules.
Format
The internship programme will last 8 weeks within the research team of the Investment Management division of the bank, where they will provide support to the ongoing research activities of the team.
The first 4 weeks will focus on building the intern’s knowledge of Arbuthnot Latham’s services, the basic tenets of portfolio management and analysis and participation in the division’s quarterly investment committee meetings. This training will be accompanied by mini-projects for each week of on-the-job learning.
The second 4 weeks will put into daily practice the information learnt from section 1 as the intern becomes involved in live research projects, fund manager and investment service meetings and presentation preparations. During this period the intern will prepare a longer more comprehensive project for presentation at the culmination of the programme upon which they will be assessed.