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2027 Underclassmen Fellowship

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States
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Weiss Asset Management (WAM) invites applications for our 2027 Underclassmen Fellowship in Boston. The Fellowship is a two-day intensive program designed for underclassmen interested in a career in finance. It offers a blend of immersive experiences, skill development, and practical applications, giving participants a firsthand look into the life of an investment analyst at WAM. The Fellowship is awarded to a select cohort of outstanding students in their freshman and sophomore year of college. If selected, students will join us in our Boston office on January 7th and 8th, 2027. All selected students will have their transportation and hotel costs fully covered. High-performing fellows may be considered for future internship opportunities.

This program is only open to current Freshmen and Sophomores (Classes of 2029 and 2030)

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About the Company

For over 30 years, Weiss Asset Management has developed proprietary investment strategies designed to deliver high risk-adjusted returns to our investors, who include charitable foundations, pension plans, endowments, hospitals, government entities and private investors. We manage approximately $4.5 billion across hedge funds and institutional accounts. We work collaboratively to solve problems, and to identify investment opportunities through deep fundamental research, statistical analysis and an analytically rigorous approach to decision making. Above all else, we value integrity, uncompromising rationality, creativity and entrepreneurship, and continuous learning and improvement. Our team of over 130 individuals is the engine of our success and we welcome truly exceptional candidates from all majors and backgrounds.