Capital Markets Intern
Overview
finmid, a European fintech building embedded lending infrastructure for platforms and the small businesses they serve, is offering a Capital Markets internship. The company says it was the fastest-growing European fintech of 2025 and works with platforms such as Wolt, Delivery Hero, Just Eat Takeaway, Guesty and FREENOW. The internship is available in Berlin, London or Cape Town depending on the role.
The intern works directly with the Capital Markets Operations Manager and the Head of Capital Markets, sees how structured finance facilities are run day to day and gains exposure to designing and executing structured finance transactions with institutional investors and development finance institutions.
What you will do
Tasks include calculating and analysing daily liquidity across facilities to support funding and drawdown decisions, preparing drawdown files and funding requests, maintaining note registers, calculating lender interest and fees, and administering invoicing and payments. The intern also helps with VAT filing and analysis, facility documentation such as equity injections, redemptions and issuances, annual and ad hoc audits, account reconciliations and the resolution of discrepancies. Further work covers data and setup support for new facilities, automation and financial projections, analysis and diligence materials for lenders and development finance institutions, and financial modelling and scenario analysis for funding decisions.
Requirements
Candidates should hold or be completing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in business administration, economics, finance, business informatics, mathematics or a related field, ideally with experience in financial services or consulting, and be based in or willing to move to one of the three cities. Fluent English and a confident manner with a variety of stakeholders are essential. Analytical skills, project management and reporting skills are useful.
What you get
The internship is paid and offers experience in structured finance and credit risk. finmid describes a distributed-first set-up with co-working options and an open culture with regular company meetings.