Internship in Financial Stability Assessment of Risks in the Banking System
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We offer the opportunity to gain insights into macroprudential supervision and financial stability research. During the internship, you will support our staff with quantitative risk analyses and the development of (empirical) models for the German and international banking sector.
Work of special value: your commitment with usWork of special value: your commitment with us
Focus area 1:
You analyze financial stability risks in the banking sector using empirical and model-based approaches. Topics are, for example, the macroprudential assessment of credit, market, interest rate, climate, liquidity, or concentration risks in the national and/or international banking system. To this end, you work with various micro-level datasets and apply established econometric methods to identify, analyze, and assess financial stability risks.
Focus area 2:
You analyze financial stability risks arising from interconnectedness within the banking system, from deposit guarantee schemes, digitalization, the distress or resolution of large banks, as well as structural risks, such as too-many-to-fail risks.
Special values: your qualificationsSpecial values: your qualifications
- Master’s or PhD students in economics with a focus on economics or finance, (applied) mathematics
- Current grade point average of 2.5 or better
The following are highly desirable:
- Strong interest in quantitative and empirical methods
- Proficiency in Stata, R, Python, Matlab, or comparable programming languages
- Interest in topics related to financial stability
Our Benefits
Remuneration and prospects
varied tasks, targeted induction
New work
home office opportunities within Germany, good technical equipment (e.g. smartphone, notebook), ergonomic workplaces, feedback culture, collegial and appreciative working atmosphere, flexible and predictable working hours
Extra benefits
good transport connections (bus and train), central location, company restaurant
Interested in enriching our team?
Then we are already very excited about your application, If you have any questions in advance, please turn to the relevant contact person.
Your questions regarding the application:
Your questions about the job profile:
Edgar Vogel
0049 69 9566‑38810
Diversity and equal opportunities are important to us. Where candidates are equally qualified for the position, preference will be given to disabled applicants. The Deutsche Bundesbank is also promoting equal opportunities for women and men, especially when filling management positions. We therefore particularly welcome applications from women.
Apply now: https://jobportal.bundesbank.de/index.php?ac=application&jobad_id=175
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