Markets Intern Program - NAB
How the Markets Summer Intern Program works
At NAB, we back curious minds and bold thinkers. Our Markets team supports a wide range of customers, from super funds and multinationals to hedge funds and high-net-worth investors across highly liquid financial instruments.
Our Markets team use sales, trading and research expertise to provide local and offshore customers with access to both traded and illiquid markets, including fixed income, money markets, credit, derivatives, currencies and commodities. This includes trading between all types of banks, superannuation funds and domestic and multi-national companies. Our business covers every segment of the corporate and investor markets, from global supranationals through to high-net-worth customers looking to build their investment portfolio.
The program offers tailored rotations across different teams within our financial markets business. You’ll discover the value we create for our clients whilst building core knowledge across foreign exchange, interest rates, credit and commodities markets. You'll experience a dynamic work environment and be supported with learning sessions, networking with senior leaders, trading simulation games and a dedicated support network.
This program offers
- Tailored rotations
- Pathways to potential part-time cadetship, graduate and full-time roles.
- Exposure to both buy-side and sell-side thinking
- A collaborative, client-first culture
This Markets Summer Intern Program is offered in Sydney.
What you will do
You’ll rotate through key areas like:
- Sales
- Trading
- Research
- Quantitative Analysis
- Corporate Finance
- Treasury
From FX and commodities to credit and interest rate markets, you’ll learn how we connect global clients with opportunities in some of the most dynamic markets in the world. You’ll be immersed in real work, real risk, and real deals. You’ll have coaching, simulations, and hands-on support from NAB’s senior leaders.
What we look for
- Passion for markets and a desire to learn
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Tenacity, curiosity, and resilience
- Comfort with data: Excel, Python, VBA, R or Java experience is a plus
- All disciplines welcome. NAB Markets needs diverse minds, whatever you study bring your edge!
- STEM degree background highly encourage
Eligibility for our Summer Intern Program
You’ll need to make sure you meet the following requirements.
Citizenship and visa requirements
You’ll need to be an Australian or New Zealand citizen, or be an Australian or permanent resident at the time of applying for the program.
Tertiary education requirements
You’ll need to be in your second last year of an undergraduate or postgraduate degree and due to complete your degree by December 2026.
Application and selection process
You’ll need to complete the application form. This is where you’ll get the chance to tell us about yourself. You’ll also need to upload your academic transcript.
If you’re successful, you’ll progress to an online assessment, video interview and finally an engagement centre. Please note that the Markets engagement centre will be held in person.
Key dates
Applications open
Monday 6 July 10.00am (AEST)
Sydney Information Evening
Event time and date TBC
Applications close
Sunday 9 August 2026 at 11:55PM (AEST)
Online testing and video interview review
10 August to 19 August 2026
In person engagement centre
14 September 2026 onwards
Offers
Late September 2026
Ready to trade textbooks for the trading floor?
Apply now and kickstart your markets career at NAB.
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