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Point72 2027 Investment Services Internship: Eligibility & How to Apply

Point72's 10-week 2027 Investment Services Internship, which places bachelor's students on teams across the firm's Investment Services functions.

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College yearCurrent bachelor's students
CompensationPaid
Location / arrangementNew York, NY or Stamford, CT10-week summer internship
Availability at review2027 posting open at review

Who can apply?

  • Applicants should be currently pursuing a bachelor's degree.
  • The posting asks for a demonstrated interest in asset management.
  • It also asks for strong analytical, writing and communication skills.
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The $75,000 figure is an annual base prorated to the internship's dates, so a 10-week internship pays a fraction of it. The US Investment Services posting is separate from Point72 Academy, whose 2027 internships at review were in Asia.

Dates, pay & program timing

No universal cutoff confirmed

The 2027 Investment Services Internship is a 10-week summer internship in New York or Stamford. Interns work on teams within Investment Services and take part in mentorship, peer networking events, sessions with senior leaders, technical and presentation skill development, and exposure to different departments. Point72 states an annual base salary of $75,000, prorated for the internship's start and end dates. Applicants are considered for a variety of teams based on their interests, experience and business needs. The posting gives no deadline. Point72's Academy Investment Analyst summer internships posted at review were in Hong Kong, Japan and Singapore, not the US.

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How to apply to Point72

  1. Apply to the 2027 Investment Services Internship on Point72's Greenhouse board; one application is considered for a variety of teams.
  2. Use your resume and any written answers to show a specific interest in asset management, not just finance in general.
  3. Prepare to discuss your analytical, writing and communication work, the three skills the posting names.
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How to prepare a stronger application

Because one application is matched to teams, state the Investment Services areas you would most like to see and why. A short line about following a fund's public letters or a market event is more specific than 'interest in finance'. This is our suggestion, not a Point72 rule.

Writing is a stated skill. Keep a one-page sample, such as a stock pitch or a research memo from a class, that you could share if asked.

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