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Finance internships in Connecticut
19 open student roles in finance in Connecticut, from internships to co-ops and research. That includes 5 research positions. 36% list pay or say they are paid. The most common start term is Summer 2027. Employers with the most openings: AQR, The Hartford, Cigna Group, Fidelity Investments and Stifel.
Rank these for your major and year- Intern, Investor Center - CT MarketOpen posting
- Stifel2027 Eaton Partners Project Management/Execution Summer Analyst - StamfordOpen posting
- Intern, Enterprise Risk ManagementOpen posting
- Intern, Finance Leadership Development ProgramOpen posting
- 2027 Summer Internship Program - Commercial Banking (Commercial Lending)Open posting
- Finance and Accounting Leadership Development Program (FALDP) InternOpen posting
- 2027 Portfolio Finance Summer AnalystOpen posting
- AQR Arbitrage - 2027 Research Summer AnalystOpen posting
- Verition Fund Management LLC2027 Investment Internship (US)Open posting
- 2027 Research Product Specialist Summer AnalystOpen posting
- 2027 Quantitative Prediction Markets Research Summer AnalystOpen posting
- 2027 Trading Summer AnalystOpen posting
- 2027 Portfolio Solutions Group Summer AnalystOpen posting
- 2027 Research and Portfolio Management Engineering Summer AnalystOpen posting
- 2027 Research Summer AnalystOpen posting
- 2027 Portfolio Implementation Summer AnalystOpen posting
- 2027 Engineering Summer AnalystOpen posting
- 2027 Business Development Summer AnalystOpen posting
- MBA Finance Leadership Development Program InternOpen posting
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Updated September 26, 2026. Listings are collected from public job boards several times a day; always check the posting on the employer's site before applying.