University Intern (International Financial Issues)

Key facts

What you bring

• University degree at Bachelor's or Master's level, preferably in Economics, Law, International Relations, or a university degree with proven links to these fields.
• Knowledge of the financial system and interest in challenging national and international economic policy issues.
• Strong analytical and editorial skills, ability to think in a connected manner.
• Self-motivation and enjoyment of interdisciplinary work.
• Good knowledge of two official languages and fluency in written and spoken English.

Your tasks

• Contribution to regulatory projects and report writing.
• Assessment of international regulatory developments and support for their implementation in Swiss financial market regulation.
• Assistance with submissions to international organizations.
• Analysis of specialist literature on financial markets, financial market regulation, and financial stability.
• Support in preparing documents and reports for the Federal Council, Parliament, and the public on developments in the international financial sector.

What they offer

• Insight into current financial market topics, particularly fintech, cybersecurity, insurance regulation, and financial market infrastructures at the interface of economics, politics, and law.
• Working for Switzerland: contributing to the success model of Switzerland and working for the benefit of the population.
• Embracing diversity: promoting equal opportunities and incorporating different perspectives.
• Healthy at work: support and advice in the areas of physical and mental health.
• All benefits of the SIF.

About the role

Contribution to regulatory projects and report writing. Assessment of international regulatory developments and support regarding implementation in Swiss financial market regulation. Assistance with submissions to international organizations. Analysis of specialist literature on financial markets, financial market regulation, and financial stability.

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