Investments Summer Analyst Internship 2027

"Investments" in the title points to the deal-making side of the firm rather than a support function, given how the posting frames the work around the investment lifecycle.

"Summer Analyst Internship 2027" reads as a fixed-term summer 2027 intake at the junior analyst band; the posting notes a return offer path to a full-time Analyst role with a latest start of September 2028.

The posting does not state which team a Summer Analyst is placed into. The role description says interns work alongside professionals "across our Investments, Portfolio Management, Capital Formation, Sustainability and Research teams", so no single home team is named.

InfraRed Capital Partners is described in the posting as a "leading international mid-market infrastructure asset manager" that "manages US$13bn of equity capital" and operates "from offices in London, Madrid, New York, Sydney and Seoul" with "a team of more than 160 people". Source

The posting states InfraRed is "part of SLC Management, the institutional alternatives and traditional asset management business of Sun Life". Source

About 8 people have held London roles at InfraRed Capital Partners as a whole in the period 2018-2026.

The posting describes a 9-week programme and a four-stage recruitment process running "from mid-September to mid-November": an online Talogy numerical reasoning assessment (20 questions in 25 minutes), a 30-minute Talent Acquisition interview, a 40-minute technical interview, and a 3-hour in-person assessment day at the London office. Source

The deadline wording "Applications will close on or before 30th September depending on interest" signals a rolling close: applications may shut earlier than 30 September if the pipeline fills, so applying early in the autumn window is advisable.

The posting states that "outstanding candidates may receive a full time return offer as an Analyst, with a latest start date of September 2028". Source

The posting requires candidates to be "studying towards, or have recently completed, an undergraduate degree or Master's degree in Finance, Economics, Engineering, Mathematics, Accounting or a related discipline", with an "Anticipated graduation date in 2027 or 2028" and "a strong academic record (2:1 or equivalent minimum)". Source

The posting requires "at least one previous internship experience within infrastructure funds, private equity, investment banking, project finance, transaction services, corporate finance or a related field" plus experience "building and working with financial models and analysing company financial statements". Source

The posting requires fluency in English and notes that "Additional European language skills, particularly German, French or Spanish, would be advantageous". Source

The posting states candidates must hold the right to work in the UK: "a British passport, settled or pre-settled status under the EU settlement scheme, or you have obtained a visa which gives you the right to live and work in the UK". Source