Job Description:

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Group Investigations Intern 2026

Group Investigations’ (GI) primary role is to investigate matters that are likely to involve possible breaches of law, regulation, bank policy or standards and/or that pose potentially significant financial, legal, regulatory or reputational risk to the Bank. GI currently forms part of a wider team which includes eDiscovery (eDDA) and Operations & Analytics.

Group Investigations is responsible for managing a wide range of investigations, and so the team has a range of professional backgrounds, including lawyers, law enforcement and security, accounting firms and other experience gained within the banking industry. During your programme you’ll work across both the eDDA and Operations and Analytics teams. They are responsible for managing the Speaking Up Channel, for governance relating to GI and the provision of specialist

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About the programme

Our 10-week Internship Programme gives you the opportunity to gain first-hand experience working on real-world problems, hone your skills, create lasting relationships, gain insights, and discover your strengths. Throughout the programme, you'll acquire the skills for immediate success, as well as understand what's required for the future as our industry and your career evolve. A strong performance on the programme could lead to a graduate job offer.
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Through this immersive programme, you'll learn about our Group Investigations (“GI”) team and the processes, people and roles. You’ll gain a thorough understanding of what a career within the GI team could look like.
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Your programme will include:
•    A one-day orientation introduces you to the Bank and your fellow interns
•    Four days of classroom instruction on our products, our business, and our bankers
•    On-the-job training and technical seminars to support your learning
•    Performance reviews and support of managers, mentors, and buddies  
•    Presentations by senior management (speaker series) and engagement with executive management
•    Networking within the GI business function and across other divisions
•    Engaging in community service

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Eligibility

We encourage students from diverse backgrounds to apply.

For this role, we particularly value backgrounds in Computer Science, Data Science, Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics and Legal.

You need to be a penultimate year student, able to intern for 10 weeks from June 2025 and start full-time employment in July 2026.You’ll have the legal right to work in the UK (on a full time basis) for the duration of the internship you’re applying to.

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