How to nail a competitive 2022 summer internship at Wall Street banks like Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley
Even if that's somewhat of a stretch, it's true summer internships on Wall Street are a key pathway to finding full-time employment at investment banks.
Insider is tracking Wall Street internships, from which firms have already issued offers for next year's class, to just how far in advance you need to start thinking about recruiting.When does investment-banking internship recruiting start?The journey to an investment-banking internship starts with an application and lots of research.
At this phase, human-resources professionals or campus recruiters are less likely to be involved than they were at the outset of the recruiting process. At firms like Goldman and Citi, interns can earn a salary of $85,000 in base annual comp, which is prorated over the course of their 10-week internship.For instance, Evercore offered interns who accepted their offers within one week of receiving them a bonus of $2,500. Plus, all interns will receive a special payment of $7,500, paid within their first 30 days on the job, according to a summer 2022 offer letter that Insider reviewed this spring.
We spoke to William Pemberton, a Citigroup senior analyst who came to the firm through the program, to learn more about how it shaped his experience. BCG, for instance, opened its application for 2022 summer interns about six to eight weeks earlier than in previous years.
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