Dear Mr. Röben,
I’m writing to express my deep interest in the position of Intern in your M&A department (reference 583159) posted on the net at eFinancialCareers.com and I enclose my CV for your consideration.
I’m currently in year one of a Master’s Degree in Finance. My interest for both banking and business explain why I want to join your bank. Actually, my research has convinced me that NIBC could give me the opportunity to develop my knowledge of corporate finance through a challenging internship. NIBC also appeals to me because of its strategy based on “assets classes and geographies we know well”.
I believe that I have an appropriate academic background to hold the position. In fact, my Micro Economics’ course helped me to understand that mergers and restructurings represent a major economic challenge for companies. In addition, I have good working knowledge of Company Law and Financial Analysis, which appears as an asset for an internship in an M&A department.
My experience in the financial sector includes an internship in a bank. Through this experience, I developed my understanding of banking services and learned how to manage business accounts. By producing reports, I also demonstrated strong verbal and written communication skills which had been noticed by my internship coordinator.
Your business principles such as “we think clients” or “spirit of cooperation and teamwork”; are particularly appealing, correspond to my values and meet my expectations. For instance, I worked as a bank clerk, so, the satisfaction of customers’ enquiries was essential. As a consequence, it has taught me to react quickly while performing precise tasks. That’s why I feel that my common sense is something that I could bring to your company. Besides, my experience as a factory worker demonstrates not only my adaptability, but also my ability to work in a team. My involvement in an association shows you my cooperation spirit and generally my strong personal ethics.
Since