2025 Commercial Banking Summer Internship - Early Career - NY

Wells Fargo Commercial Banking Internship:

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Organization Overview:
Wells Fargo Commercial Banking provides market-leading solutions and industry expertise to support client growth and success while enhancing the communities served. The summer internship is a structured 10-week program designed to immerse undergraduate students in the fundamentals of Commercial Banking and explore potential career paths.

Key Information:

  • Location: Various locations (specifics not provided)

  • Modality: In-person/remote (not specified)

  • Compensation: Not specified

  • Estimated Time Commitment: 10 weeks

Eligibility Requirements:

  • Undergraduate students (specific major not mentioned)

  • Interest in Commercial Banking and financial services

  • Strong analytical skills and attention to detail

  • Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines

Program Highlights:

  • Induction Week: A week-long onboarding and training session to connect with peers and leaders.

  • On-the-job Experience: Work closely with a high-performing team, gaining in-depth exposure to day-to-day activities.

  • Professional Support: Matched with a mentor for guidance, resources, and feedback throughout the summer.

  • Virtual Speaker Series: Opportunities to learn from Wells Fargo's top leaders about industry trends.

  • Networking Activities: Organized events to foster community involvement and connections within Wells Fargo.

In This Role You Will:

  • Engage in internship program activities, workshops, and initiatives.

  • Conduct research and financial analysis to assess client needs and identify suitable Wells Fargo products.

  • Collaborate with relationship managers and product specialists to drive client outcomes.

  • Understand compliance and risk management requirements in your area of support.

  • Manage tasks efficiently, demonstrating attention to detail and prioritization skills.

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