Rotational summer internship across fixed income, equities, and prime brokerage. Interns shadow sales and trading professionals, monitor markets, support trade preparation and client reporting, conduct market research, analyze data, and present a capstone project to senior leaders. The program emphasizes financial markets knowledge, quantitative analysis, communication, collaboration, curiosity, and adaptability.
Cantor Fitzgerald’s 2027 Sales & Trading Internship offers a hands‑on, rotational experience within the firm’s global markets platform. Interns will work alongside seasoned salespeople, traders, and prime brokerage professionals, gaining insight into execution, financing, research, and risk management for institutional clients across asset classes. The program blends on‑the‑job learning, senior‑lead training sessions, and a capstone project to develop the analytical, quantitative, and communication skills essential for a career in financial markets.
Responsibilities
- Opportunities across Fixed Income, Equities, and Prime Brokerage desks to observe client service, risk management, and product execution.
- Shadow salespeople, traders, and prime brokerage professionals, asking thoughtful questions to understand daily decision‑making.
- Monitor market developments throughout the summer and discuss their impact with desk teams.
- Participate in senior‑led training sessions and desk‑level discussions across asset classes.
- Build relationships with colleagues across the business and actively seek constructive feedback.
- Complete a summer project on a specific market or business topic, conducting research and analysis using internal resources.
- Present project findings to senior leaders at the internship’s conclusion.
- Assist with data analysis, trade preparation, and client reporting as needed.
- Demonstrate curiosity, initiative, and sound judgment in a fast‑paced environment.
- Adapt to assignments and contribute to team objectives.
- Currently enrolled in a bachelor’s degree program (rising junior or senior) at an accredited university.
- Strong academic record in Finance, Economics, Business, Mathematics, or a related field.
- Demonstrated interest in financial markets, trading, and macroeconomics across equities and fixed income.
- Solid analytical and quantitative skills with comfort handling data under time pressure.
- Basic proficiency in Excel; familiarity with Bloomberg or similar market data tools is a plus.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to work collaboratively across multiple desks and teams in a fast‑paced environment.
- Self‑motivated, detail‑oriented, and adaptable to changing assignments.
- Curiosity to ask thoughtful questions and pursue deeper market understanding.
- Eligibility to work in the United States for the duration of the summer internship.
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About Us Cantor Fitzgerald is a leading global financial services firm founded in 1945, and is recognised as a long-standing leader in institutional finance and capital markets. The firm has broad specialisms across investment banking, equities, fixed income, prime brokerage, asset management and real estate.
Headquartered in New York, the firm serves clients across more than 30 offices worldwide, operating throughout the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, and the Asia Pacific region.
Cantor Fitzgerald New York, New York, USA Office
499 Park Avenue, New York, NY, United States, 10022
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