4.17 out of 5
4 review(s)
Headquarters:
New York, NY
Employees:
9,000
Annual Interns:
140
Profile Views: 773
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ING
| Internship Overview |
| Internship Rating (Avg): 4.17 out of 5 |
| 4 Intern Reviews |
| Avg ING Intern Salary: $19.50 |
| 4 Intern Salaries |
Internship Stats
ING offers paid summer internships across all business units. Typical internship positions include: risk analysis, procurement, corporate responsibility, pr, marketing, finance, investments, and retail banking. Most corporate ING internships take place in Atlanta, GA (there are also some internship opportunities in CT and NY).
ING Internship & Company Overview
The ING family of companies offer a comprehensive array of financial services to retail and institutional clients, which includes annuities, retirement plans, life insurance, mutual funds, managed accounts, alternative investments, direct banking, institutional.
ING offers two formal internship programs: Finance Internship Program and their Actuarial Internship Program. Internship Links
ING Internship Programs: here ING Internships & Jobs: here
Internship Stats
ING offers paid summer internships across all business units. Typical internship positions include: risk analysis, procurement, corporate responsibility, pr, marketing, finance, investments, and retail banking. Most corporate ING internships take place in Atlanta, GA (there are also some internship opportunities in CT and NY).
ING Internship & Company Overview
The ING family of companies offer a comprehensive array of financial services to retail and institutional clients, which includes annuities, retirement plans, life insurance, mutual funds, managed accounts, alternative investments, direct banking, institutional.
ING offers two formal internship programs: Finance Internship Program and their Actuarial Internship Program. Internship Links
ING Internship Programs: here ING Internships & Jobs: here
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Financial Reporting Intern: $16/hour
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ING IT Architecture Intern: $18/hour
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Investment Operational Risk Management: $23/hour
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Risk Management Intern: $21/hour
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Pros:
Loved learning how the insurance business works. Huge business in terms of dollar amounts and hedging risk is critical. I had the opportunity to get a little bit of underwriting experience. Everybody at ING was friendly and helpful and the ING office is in a pretty cool part of Atlanta.
Cons:
There was definitely some clerical tasks that were pretty ming numbing.
Advice for other students:
ING is a great company and take a look at all internships, not just the insurance piece.
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Pros:
- Transparency with the team.
- Complexity of risk issues that ING deals with is a fun challenge. ING sells and manages all sorts of financial products, so it's important to monitor everything as a whole.
- Growing field.
- Supervisor was a great guy and we grabbed lunch all the time.
- Willingness to teach.
Cons:
Some busy work and some days where the workflow was light, but not too bad.
Advice for other students:
If you haven't, take a look at a Risk mgmt internship. Whether it's with ING or not. There are going to be more and more jobs in the space.
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Pros:
- Good brand that people know.
- Lots of online banking experiences. Interesting from a bunch of different angles and technologies.
- Smart web group.
Cons:
- Lots of documenting and cataloging.
- Work got redundant at times.
- Slow build times due in large part to the bureaucracy found at a large company.
Advice for other students:
Push ING to get you involved higher upstream on projects instead of just the organization and documentation piece.
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Neutral "OK" |
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Neutral "OK" |
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Pros:
- I learned what it's like to work in the accounting department of a large company.
- ING has a cool office in Atlanta.
- Supervisor and other co-workers treated me well. We grabbed lunch all the time and they asked me about school, career, etc and told me what it's like to work at ING.
- Enjoyed the budgeting projects and I now feel like I have a good handle on how ING works.
Cons:
Some admin work. Also, there was some times where I didn't have much to do.
Advice for other students:
ING is a good internship and I recommend it. Not a huge fan of Atlanta, traffic kind of sucks.
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