Expression of Interest - 2027/28 NZ Institutional Summer Intern programme

Role summary

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This expression-of-interest programme is designed for university students seeking a summer internship within ANZ Institutional, supporting large corporate, commercial and institutional clients. Applicants would typically be in their penultimate or final year of study, have strong academic performance, sound analytical and communication skills, commercial awareness and the legal right to work in New Zealand. Candidates are expected to demonstrate teamwork, initiative, adaptability, attention to detail and a genuine interest in banking and financial markets. Successful interns may assist with client analysis, research, financial modelling, presentations, risk assessment or operational projects, while developing professional networks and gaining exposure to ANZ’s institutional businesses.

About the employer

ANZ Group Holdings Limited is one of Australia and New Zealand’s major banking groups, providing financial services to personal, business, corporate and institutional customers. Through ANZ Institutional, the bank works with large organisations, governments, financial institutions and corporate clients across Australia, New Zealand and selected Asia-Pacific markets. Its services include transaction banking, corporate lending, international payments, markets, trade finance, risk management and strategic financial advice. ANZ employs thousands of people and maintains a strong focus on responsible banking, digital innovation, customer relationships and supporting economic growth. The bank’s graduate and internship programmes offer students practical exposure to financial services, structured development, mentoring and opportunities to build careers across banking, technology, risk, finance and institutional client coverage.

Working in Fiji

Fiji offers opportunities in tourism, hospitality, banking, telecommunications, construction, education, healthcare, agriculture and development services. Suva is the main business and government centre, while Nadi and Denarau have many tourism-related roles. Fijian culture is welcoming and community-focused, with strong traditions of respect, family, church, music and shared meals. The lifestyle is generally relaxed, with warm weather, beaches, diving and outdoor activities, although Suva is wetter and more urban than the western islands. International workers normally need an appropriate work permit before starting employment; employers commonly support the application, and requirements vary by nationality and role. Relocating involves arranging accommodation, health insurance, banking, transport and local documentation. Fiji can be more expensive for imported goods, while everyday local food and services may be affordable. Candidates should confirm visa rules, salary, tax, housing and whether the position is actually based in Fiji, as this ANZ programme is advertised for Auckland.