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The Product Manager will lead discovery, market research, product strategy, process mapping, and roadmap development for small business lending products. Responsibilities include improving acquisition funnels and customer experiences, building measurement frameworks, analyzing lending and marketing performance, and translating data into actionable recommendations. The role requires cross-functional collaboration with Product Development, Risk, Design, and other teams, along with end-to-end initiative leadership in complex environments.
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Summer interns support corporate credit investment research across direct lending, bank loans, and high-yield strategies. Responsibilities include conducting company and industry due diligence, meeting management teams, building financial models, and preparing investment committee memos and presentations. Interns also monitor existing investments, participate in firm programming, and present an investment recommendation to senior investment professionals at the end of the 10-week program.
Position SummaryThe Corporate Credit team, based in New York, manages a variety of fixed income strategies (including Direct Lending, Bank Loans and High Yield), for institutional investors, high-net worth individuals and family offices. The team is recruiting juniors of all majors for their Summer 2027 Internship Program. Interns will work under the guidance of an analyst to assist the team with fundamental investment research of industries and companies.
Corporate Credit Interns participate in Guggenheim’s Corporate Intern programming, which includes exposure across the firm through educational, mentorship, networking and community service outreach events. As an Intern, you will also be exposed to senior management, gain an understanding of the financial services industry and learn critical investing skills.Responsibilities
Corporate Credit Interns participate in Guggenheim’s Corporate Intern programming, which includes exposure across the firm through educational, mentorship, networking and community service outreach events. As an Intern, you will also be exposed to senior management, gain an understanding of the financial services industry and learn critical investing skills.Responsibilities
Key Responsibilities:
Responsibilities will include but are not limited to:
- Performing due diligence on specific companies and industries including meeting with management teams
- Creating financial models
- Assisting in creating memos and presentations for Investment Committee and monitoring existing investments.
At the end of the 10-week program interns will have the opportunity to showcase what they have learned with a presentation of an investment recommendation to a committee of senior investment professionals.
QualificationsPreferred Qualifications
• Team oriented self-starter with strong work ethic
• Excellent communication skills
• Superior analytical skills
• Intellectual curiosity
• Passion for investing
Basic Qualifications
• Strong academic background
• Rising senior, currently enrolled in an undergraduate program at an accredited 4-year College or University
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