Financial Giant B3 Offers Over 50 Internship Positions in Trading, Finance, Law, Management, and Auditing

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 05/02/2023 at 11:06

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B3 Offers Positions Without Experience in São Paulo

B3 is one of the leading financial market infrastructure companies in the world, operating in both exchange and over-the-counter environments. Currently, the company is offering a total of 54 positions in the city of São Paulo for interns without experience in the job market. The opportunities are distributed across the following sectors: Trading and CCP, Issuers and Post-Trade, Finance, Legal, Governance and Integrated Management, and Audit. Continue reading to find more information and how to apply!

More Information About B3 and Its Internship Positions

B3 itself considers itself the stock exchange of Brazil and takes pride in strengthening values that go beyond numbers: there is a commitment to creating an increasingly diverse and inclusive environment, where people can be authentic. The company’s main focus is to connect, develop, and enable the financial and capital markets, enhancing Brazil’s growth alongside its clients and society.

The company’s activities include the creation and management of trading, clearing, settlement, custody, and registration systems for all major asset classes, from stocks and corporate fixed income bonds to currency derivatives, structured operations, and interest and commodity rates. B3 interns work part-time and receive a salary in line with the market.

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How to Apply for B3’s Internship Positions

B3 values important principles such as the correct attitude, collaboration, customer satisfaction, solidity, and operational credibility. For those interested in working at the company, simply apply virtually by clicking here! On the website, it will be necessary to register and fill in your educational and professional information to discover your affinity level with the position.

For those who are not familiar with the company, B3 also acts as a central counterparty for most of the operations carried out in its markets and offers custody and registration services. Through its impressive infrastructure for vehicle and real estate financing, it is able to provide products and services that support the credit analysis and approval process throughout the country, making the financing process more agile and secure.

Financial Giant B3 Offers Over 50 Internship Positions in Trading, Finance, Law, Management, and Auditing

B3 Offers Positions Without Experience in São Paulo

More Information About B3 and Its Internship Positions

How to Apply for B3’s Internship Positions

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