Resources
The Internvest resource library
Two free tools, the openings hubs, the guides, the Friday Briefing, the comparisons, interview intel for 238 firms and the 2026-27 recruiting report, no account needed.
Free tools.
Instant lookups, no account needed.
Reported email address patterns for finance firms, each with a worked example you can copy for outreach.
Open, closed, or opens-soon answers computed from the tracker. Free for a fixed set of example openings; the rest are part of the paid tracker.
Openings by path.
3,369 tracked openings at 494 firms, listed by name on one hub per path. One example on each hub shows its dates; the rest are part of the paid tracker.
Guides and posts.
Recruiting timelines in the firms' own words and playbooks for the parts of recruiting nobody teaches.
Which firms hire quant trading interns, where the roles are, what the firms say about their dates, what the interviews test, and how to prepare.
Summer 2028 banking internships are for today's sophomores, the class of 2029. What the banks say about their own dates, what is posted already, and what to do now.
Starting finance recruiting late feels like falling behind. A student on why the real risk is paralysis, not the calendar, and how to catch up.
Which finance firms confirm visa sponsorship, what a posting's eligibility line says, how CPT and OPT work, and where the openings outside the US are.
What a recorded HireVue interview is, where it sits in a bank's process, which firms have HireVue questions on Internvest, and how to build your answers.
What the class of 2030 can apply to in finance this year: insight days, first-year internships and off-cycle roles, whose dates to watch, and what to do first.
Seniors without an offer: how many full-time analyst roles starting in 2027 still take applications, which paths and firms hold them, and the deadlines ahead.
For finance in October, mostly no. How many summer 2027 internships still take juniors, which paths hold them, what closes next, and the other routes in.
What sophomores can apply to in finance this year: insight days, sophomore internships and the first summer analyst roles, with counts and where to find the dates.
How Goldman Sachs posts its internships by region and office, what its own pages and the other banks say about dates, and what to have ready before yours opens.
What early insight programs and spring weeks are, who they are for, how some lead to internship interviews, and how to find when each firm opens applications.
What the firms on each of the ten paths say about their own dates, what each path has open for summer 2027 today, and a plan for the year.
Do private equity firms hire undergraduates? The honest picture, when undergraduate recruiting happens, the routes in, and what PE interviews test.
What a Superday is, how firms describe their final rounds on their own pages, what the day tests, and a two-week plan built from practice questions.
What an off-cycle internship is, how it differs from a summer internship, where finance firms offer them, when to apply, and who should consider one.
What private credit is, which firms hire students, when the internships open, how the interviews differ from private equity, and the routes in.
What the banks and funds say about their own dates, which summer 2027 internships are open today on each path, and when the open ones close.
A plain-English map of the ten main career paths in high finance, what the work is, and how recruiting differs for each.
A practical playbook for the 20-minute networking call, from the outreach email to the follow-up that produces a referral.
Straight answers.
Three questions students ask about recruiting, answered firm by firm from the tracker and the firms' own pages.
Every firm on the tracker that confirms it sponsors visas, and every firm that says it does not.
What firms' own careers pages say about AI assistants, transcription bots and recording in interviews.
Price, coverage, regions, alerts and prep for the trackers students use, each from the product's own page.
The Briefing and the report.
The Friday newsletter and the season in numbers, both computed from the tracker.
Every Friday: what opened, what closes soon, one Firm Intel interview question and one drill with the answer, inside the product and by email once it starts.
Where the openings are by path and region, which class years they take and what closes next, computed from every opening on the tracker.
Comparisons.
Where a spreadsheet and a coaching program fall short, row by row.
A sheet cannot watch 3,369 openings or tell you when one opens. Where the default tool breaks, row by row.
A coaching program against recruiting software at $99 a quarter. What booked sessions leave for you to do yourself.
Firm interview intel.
1,939 interview questions across 238 firms, with one readable on every firm page.
FINRA SIE prep.
A Securities Industry Essentials study module, on every paid plan.
The FINRA SIE study module
Organized by the four sections of FINRA's published outline.
- A concept library for every outline topic, with its question set
- A timed mock exam on the official format: 75 scored questions, 105 minutes
- Practice by topic, graded instantly with explanations
- Weakest-topics sets from the three topics where your logged accuracy is lowest
- Spaced repetition: a correct answer pushes a question further out, a miss brings it back tomorrow
- Missed-question review until you re-drill each one right
1,000+ questions across 23 outline topics.
Everything here points at one product.
The tracker behind the tools, every firm's interview questions and the drills behind the SIE module are all inside, on every plan.