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2025 Summer Internship - Corporate Finance

Stamford, CT

A Career with Point72’s Corporate Finance Team
The Corporate Finance team provides a broad range of timely, accurate, relevant, and objective financial information, advice, and services to its business partners, while adhering to the highest professional and ethical standards. We offer a dynamic environment where individuals can learn at a fast pace and are rewarded with challenging opportunities both within Corporate Finance and across the firm. Corporate Finance includes all infrastructural financial functions such as Corporate Accounting, Global Payments, Procurement, Financial Planning & Analysis, and Financial Reporting.

About the Corporate Finance Internship
The Corporate Finance internship at Point72 provides individuals interested in pursuing a career in Finance at an investment firm with a valuable, hands-on experience. During the 10-week program based in our Stamford office, you will gain exposure to:

  • Knowledge of the fast paced and competitive hedge fund world in which Point72 operates.
  • Deep understanding of the infrastructure and operations of a hedge fund, and the role of the Corporate Finance team’s ability to report and analyze trends, account for complex transactions, and manage our network of external vendor relationships, efficiently and effectively.
  • Collaboration with other colleagues and senior-level professionals on day-to-day needs such as the month-end close process, investor risk reports, and consolidating monthly financial packages.
  • Intensive mentoring by finance professionals dedicated to investing in your success.
  • Training sessions focused on developing Excel, writing, and presentation skills.

Summer Internship Program at Point72

In addition to the learning and development you’ll receive in your day-to-day role with your team, as a part of our summer internship program you will:

  • Work alongside your fellow interns and be mentored by experienced professionals
  • Meet your peers through designated intern programming, volunteer opportunities, and social events
  • Attend sessions with senior leaders discussing their expertise and career paths
  • Get hands on access to the wealth of tools and resources that Point72 employees use every day
  • Gain exposure to groups and functions with unique responsibilities and perspectives on our industry
  • Develop technical, writing, and presentation skills
  • Participate in networking opportunities across the firm, with groups such as Trading, Finance, Trade Support, Compliance, and Technology

What’s required

  • Expected Bachelor’s degree (Fall 2025 or Spring 2026)
  • Ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines in a fast-paced environment
  • Strong attention to detail
  • Strong analytical, writing, verbal communication, and technical skills
  • Demonstrated ability to work cooperatively with all levels of the team
  • Conduct yourself with professionalism and integrity at all times
  • Commitment to the highest ethical standards

About Point72
Point72 is a global firm led by Steven Cohen that invests in multiple asset classes and strategies worldwide. Resting on more than a quarter-century of investing experience, we seek to be the industry’s premier asset manager through delivering superior risk-adjusted returns, adhering to the highest ethical standards, and offering the greatest opportunities to the industry’s brightest talent. We’re inventing the future of finance by revolutionizing how we develop our people and how we use data to shape our thinking. For more information, visit www.Point72.com/working-here.

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