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Intern, Group Market Risk – Asset Liability Management (Jan–May 2027)

A five-month internship in the asset liability management team of a bank's market risk function, supporting liquidity and interest rate risk in the banking book. You would help maintain behavioural models of customer deposits and loans.

What you’d work on

Our reading of the posting: what a new hire in this role would most likely spend their first months on.

  • Update and monitor behavioural models for customer and product portfolios
  • Analyse trends in deposit and loan behaviour with Python
  • Help review model assumptions and outputs as part of validation
  • Test ALM system changes and parameter updates
  • Draft risk analyses and slides for the team

What they ask for

Required

  • Python
  • Statistical analysis and modelling
  • Working with large datasets
  • Quantitative and analytical skills
  • Interest in banking and risk
  • Currently studying for a degree
Education
Currently studying for an undergraduate or postgraduate degree
Experience
Students; no prior experience stated
Languages and tools
  • Python
Markets
fixed-income

How to prepare

  • Learn interest rate risk in the banking book: repricing gaps, NII and EVE sensitivity
  • Understand liquidity ratios such as LCR and NSFR and how deposit behaviour drives them
  • Fit a simple deposit-runoff or prepayment model in Python on synthetic data
  • Practise time-series analysis and back-testing of a behavioural model
  • Automate a data-cleaning and reporting workflow with pandas

What to study

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SelfMadeQuant wrote this summary from the employer’s public posting, last checked 6 November 2026. SelfMadeQuant isn’t affiliated with OCBC and doesn’t handle applications.

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