We don’t expect you to come in knowing everything about what we do.
Whatever you’re studying, we’ll help you make the most of your time with us.
Fidelity is a fantastic place to learn, innovate and grow, with expert
colleagues around the world to learn from and share ideas with.

Our Multi Asset Research team focuses on two core areas:

·      
Tactical
Asset Allocation – developing
investment views across asset classes as market conditions evolve

·      
Manager
Research & Strategy Selection – researching and selecting investment strategies and managers for our
portfolios

You’ll also gain exposure to the wider Multi Asset investment process,
including macroeconomic research, strategic asset allocation, portfolio
construction and risk. The consideration and management of risk is central
to all our investment decisions.

Over the course of your ten-week internship, you’ll build an
understanding of how different asset classes behave and how investment
opportunities are identified and assessed. You’ll work on assigned projects
across different asset classes and research areas, and gain exposure to how our
investment views and portfolios evolve as market conditions change.

You’ll learn through a combination of your own research and analysis,
discussions around economic data and policy developments, and meetings with
portfolio managers, analysts and other investment specialists across Fidelity.

You’ll present your findings and make investment recommendations to our
global Multi Asset team, giving you practical experience of turning research
and analysis into actionable investment conclusions.

Successful interns may be considered for a place on our Graduate
Programme, subject to performance and business requirements.

The difference you’ll make:

You’ll contribute to positive, meaningful work that makes a difference to our clients.
You’ll help them invest and plan for the futures they want. You’ll provide
invaluable support to your team, too.

How you’ll
be supported:

You’ll start with a welcome and an orientation, where you’ll meet your fellow interns and find out all about us and our work. Once the programme begins, you’ll learn every day – from the experts
around you and through tackling real projects. Our focus will be on supporting
you to gain experience and discover what kind of future you could build in our
industry.

Every step of the way, you will be supported by an assigned
buddy and the wider team
including Portfolio Managers. You will have a
company-wide Fidelity Induction in your first week and then specific technical
training in your second week with us. You will also be invited to attend
bitesize learning sessions throughout your time with us. Every week, we also
offer virtual drop-in sessions with the Early Careers team to answer your
questions and support you during the programme.

What we look for:

It’s who you are that matters
here, rather than what you studied.

We welcome applications
from all degree-disciplines. You will need to be in the penultimate year of your degree, graduating in 2028 and
available to complete 10 weeks of full-time work during Summer 2027.

We’re looking
for highly driven
people with intellectual curiosity, ambition, resilience, comfort with numeracy and an absolute
commitment to serving the best interests of our clients.

-         
Thirst for Knowledge
- You will be intellectually curious and possess
the ability and creativity to collect and analyse a range
of information, then use it to make judgements on the prospects of asset
classes and investment ideas

-         
Analytical Skills -
You will have the ability
to undertake often complex research, interpret data and judge the merits of differing opinions, and form insights
essential to ensure we make wise investments for our clients

-         
Articulate &
Persuasive - You’ll need the tenacity
and confidence to communicate your analysis and views

-         
Any degree
Discipline - We welcome applications from all degree disciplines and all academic
achievements.  And as we’re an
international organization, we’ll need you to speak English.

We’ll also need you
to graduate from your current
academic programme in 2028.