At Pine, we offer internships that go beyond routine tasks and provide a front-row seat to how a fund management company operates. As an Investor Relations Intern, you’ll work closely with senior leadership on fundraising, investor communication, and reporting, gaining hands-on exposure to investor engagement and fund operations in a dynamic environment.
Prior experience in Investor Relations or a similar role is not required. Candidates with transferable skills and a strong interest in fund management, investments, or investor relations are encouraged to apply.
Upon completion of the internship, high-performing interns may be considered for a full-time position based on their overall performance and business needs.
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Key Responsibilities:
Prepare, refine, and organize professional documents, presentations, and meeting materials.
Conduct market and investor research to support fundraising and investor outreach initiatives.
Assist in preparing investor profile, background summaries and meeting briefs prior to investor meeting.
Maintain and update investor contact database and ensure accuracy of investor information.
Assist in drafting investor communication emails and follow-ups after meetings or events.
Provide administrative support to various business functions including day-to-day scheduling of meetings with internal and external stakeholders.
Provide administrative support to CEO to help coordinate business travel end-to-end, including flights, hotels, itineraries, and logistics where needed.
Requirements:
- Currently pursuing a diploma/degree in Business, Finance or a related field; Year 2 or above.
- Strong organizational and time management skills.
- Good analytical and research abilities.
- Proficient in Microsoft Office / Google Workspace.
- Strong communication skills (written and verbal).
- Detail-oriented, proactive, and able to manage multiple tasks.
Learning Opportunities:
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Executive Exposure
– Work directly with the CEO and gain insight into top-level operations and decision-making.
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Investment Learning
– Hands-on experience with research, due diligence, and investor materials.
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Skill Development
– Strengthen your organizational, analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills in real-world situations.
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Industry Insight
– Understand the inner workings of a regulated fund management company and build experience that sets you apart.