Corporate Treasury Internship - Summer 2026

Mizuho is a bank on the rise climbing the league tables, disrupting the status quo and attracting top talent. Positions are available across investment and corporate banking, capital markets, advisory, research, sales & trading, derivatives and corporate functions. We are looking for candidates who want to contribute to our entrepreneurial culture where people at all levels are inspired to share ideas. Our creativity sets us apart, and our commitment drives results in creating bespoke, client-focused solutions. If you are interested in working for an organization with a growth mindset that is a global leader in financial services, we would like to hear from you.

Through its acquisition of Greenhill, Mizuho provides M&A, restructuring, and private capital advisory capabilities across the globe. Mizuho | Greenhill recruits across the following four tracks: investment banking, mergers & acquisitions, corporate banking and restructuring.

The Corporate Treasury Internship offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in funding, liquidity, and capital management, within a global banking organization. Interns will rotate across one or more of Treasury’s core functions:

• Capital Markets Treasury – Support unsecured funding strategy, cash management, and Medium‑Term Note issuance activities in our capital markets entities.
• Bank Treasury – Help manage commercial paper and certificates of deposit, repo transactions, daily liquidity, and interest rate risk in our bank entities.
• Liquidity Management – Contribute to internal liquidity stress testing, and liquidity projections and analysis.
• Balance Sheet Strategy – Help to conduct capital planning, capital stress testing, and financial resource optimization.
• Treasury COO – Manage financial models, and create dashboards to support the broader Treasury team

Location

New York, NY

Program Duration

11 weeks (Summer 2026)

About the Team

Corporate Treasury at Mizuho Americas is a high‑impact, cross‑enterprise function that steers the firm’s funding, liquidity, and capital across our bank and capital markets entities. We are:

• Market‑connected and risk‑aware: We partner closely with trading desks, Finance/Controllers, Risk, Regulatory Reporting, and Operations to translate market conditions and regulatory developments into actionable funding and liquidity plans.
• Data‑driven: Our work relies on robust analytics—cash flow forecasting, stress testing, and performance metrics that inform senior decision‑making.
• Collaborative: You’ll work with colleagues across Treasury disciplines and cross‑functional stakeholders (e.g., Finance, Risk, Tax, Legal) on projects that have firm‑wide visibility.
• Execution‑oriented: From daily cash positioning to strategic initiatives (FTP enhancements, balance sheet optimization), we focus on outcomes that support growth, resiliency, and client experience.

Key Responsibilities (Depending on Rotation)

• Assist in daily liquidity monitoring, cash positioning, and short‑term funding workflows.
• Support analysis of funding plans, capital allocation, and balance sheet usage across entities.
• Prepare liquidity buffer metrics, and related management reporting.
• Contribute to regulatory and management reporting.
• Build materials for committees and senior briefings; summarize trends and propose insights.
• Collaborate with cross‑functional partners (Finance/Controllers, Risk, Operations) to improve data, controls, and processes.
• Support model validation processes for new/existing financial instruments
• Create dashboards with Python or other programming tools to support Treasury

What You’ll Gain

• Exposure to multiple Treasury disciplines through structured rotations.
• Practical training in market funding, liquidity management, funds transfer pricing, and balance sheet strategy.
• Networking with senior leaders, peers, and cross‑functional partners.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in finance, economics, accounting, data/analytics, or related fields (graduation date winter 2026–spring 2027 preferred).
• Strong analytical and quantitative skills; proficiency with Excel, PowerPoint, and Word (Bloomberg and Python are a plus)
• Curiosity about financial markets, liquidity/funding, and bank regulatory frameworks.
• Excellent written and verbal communication; ability to work well in teams and with deadlines.

Salary: $35/hour