Working Student - Business Analytics & Partnership Program (f/m/d)
Deutsche Börse · Frankfurt am Main
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- Company
- Deutsche Börse
- Location
- Frankfurt am Main
- Posted
- August 18, 2026
About this job
As a Working Student – Business Analytics & Partnership Program (f/m/d), you will play a key supporting role in both the strategic and operational management of our Partnership Program, with a primary focus on Over-the-counter (OTC) Interest Rate Derivatives. This position is central to delivering high-impact analytics and reporting for our top clients and senior management. In addition to contributing to official reporting, you will help develop scalable Business Intelligence (BI) tools that support business, sales, and management teams. Your responsibilities: You will maintain and prepare official reporting elements for the OTC, ensuring timely delivery of performance reports and analytical insights to external stakeholders You will develop and enhance analytics for the Partnership…
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