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2027 Advisory Summer Analyst Programme - Munich, London

Perella Weinberg Partners

2027Summer InternshipUK · London / Munich, United KingdomFinancial ServicesOpen
Deadline: 1 Oct 2026 (27d)

Summer analyst programme, London or Munich. Listing shows a 15 Nov 2026 deadline, but the job description itself says early application is encouraged and applications after 1 October are unlikely to be considered.

Full job description

Our Internship Program: Our global internship program is differentiated. We bring together a diverse group of individuals and partner them with our industry experts to provide an unparalleled learning and mentoring experience. We believe the best way to learn is on the job. As a valued member of the team, you will play a meaningful role on projects and gain exposure to clients and senior bankers across the Firm. Our entrepreneurial environment encourages you, like all bankers, to take on an outsized level of responsibility and make an impact. Our goal is to offer interns full-time Analyst positions and ultimately, to provide a career path to Associate and beyond. Our one-week training program and on-going curriculum will position you to thrive in any situation, whether analytical, relationship-building or client-facing. A collegial, close-knit and collaborative culture is essential. We will provide you with opportunities to develop meaningful relationships and lasting friendships. Your experience is complemented by a formal mentor/buddy program, wellness and volunteer initiatives, and team building events. Your Responsibilities: Analysis and research of company and industry specific financial information; Conduct quantitative analysis and financial valuation; Create client presentations; Engage in due diligence processes; Coordinate the execution of advisory mandates as part of a deal team. About You: Completing an undergraduate/masters degree between December 2027 and July 2028; business proficient language skills in English, and German for those interested in the Munich office; historically competitive academic standing; intellectual curiosity and aptitude for problem solving and numerical analysis; thorough grasp of financial concepts; a strong work ethic and a high level of personal integrity; a positive and collaborative attitude; clear and concise communication skills; desire to take initiative and excel at what you do.

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