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Introduction
Greenhill offers two internship programs for those looking to get into the investment banking business: its analyst program and its associate program. Greenhill’s internships allow interns to work on real-life projects that immerse them in the industry.
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How To Apply
Greenhill & Co. Summer Analyst Internship Program
Interested college juniors should submit a cover letter and their resume through their school's online recruiting website. If Greenhill does not recruit at your school, go to http://www.greenhill.com/careers/analysts and submit your application through the appropriate office's recruitment protal.
Greenhill & Co. Summer Associate Program
Interested 1st Year MBA students should submit a cover letter and their resume through their school's online recruiting website or through the following link to Greenhill's website: http://www.greenhill.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=93&Itemid=219
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About the Program
Greenhill & Co. Summer Analyst Internship Program
Greenhill offers Summer Analyst opportunities for undergraduates in the summer before their senior year. Greenhill provides its analysts with specialist training that gives them a strong foundation in the skills they need to begin a successful career in investment banking. Analysts' time is primarily spent working within small, focused teams on mergers and acquisitions, restructuring, and strategic advisory assignm...
About the Company
Greenhill, which closed its acquisition by Tokyo-based Mizuho Financial Group in November 2023, calls itself “a unique investment banking firm,” and to be sure, it follows a model quite unlike the structure of its behemoth competitors. The firm (which kept its name and leadership team in place following the Mizuho deal) focuses primarily on its advisory work, which includes mergers, acquisitions, restructurings, financings, capital raisings, and secondary fund investment sales.
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Intern Reviews
- “Great culture but long working hours.”
- “Within the industry, I think my office had the best approach for work-life balance.”
- “The culture is good in that if you don't have work, you are able to leave. But it still is investment banking with sometimes-long hours”
Getting Hired Here
- “The interviewers were very friendly and supportive, but the interviews are much more technical than typical investment banking interviews.”
- “Pretty straightforward interview process.”
- “The interview process was conducted very well. I thoroughly enjoyed getting to know folks at the firm. The interview was very challenging—most of it was technically focused. Very small behavioral aspect.”