Intern
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
As a leading regional bank, SouthState has been providing financial solutions to individuals, families, and businesses in the Southeast for more than 100 years. SouthState team members strive to create remarkable experiences while building meaningful and lasting relationships. We are proud to be a reflection of the communities we serve, and our team members share core values that make SouthState a great place to bank, and a great place to work.
Summary/Objectives
Seeking a Commercial Banking intern to work with our Commercial Banking team this summer. You will gain exposure to multiple areas of the Commercial Bank and Credit. You will work with multiple team leaders assisting with various projects and research.
Responsibilities may include
Market Research on Prospects Financial Spreads / Analysis; Attend Meetings with Credit Complete Due Diligence on Potential Borrowers or Guarantors Loan Document Review Assistance with Marketing Activities Special Projects
Qualifications And Education Requirements
Education: Current student pursuing a Bachelor or Master’s Degree in Business Management, Mathematics, Accounting and/or Finance Knowledge: Proficient in Microsoft Excel and Word; Eager to learn
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