FAQs
What is the main focus of the Capital Management Intern role?
The main focus of the Capital Management Intern role is to assist in monitoring and optimizing the company's capital, which involves data collection and analysis, financial modeling, and presentations to senior team members.
What educational background is required for this internship?
A Business School or Engineering 'Grande École' background or a University degree with a focus in Finance is required for this internship.
What skills are most important for this position?
Strong financial background, strong IT skills (especially in Excel and PowerPoint), and excellent written and verbal communication skills in English are crucial for this position.
Will I have the opportunity to work on multiple projects?
Yes, you will work with various members of the Capital Management team on a diverse range of topics depending on current and new projects, organizational changes, and economic conditions.
What types of projects will I be involved in as an intern?
As an intern, you will be involved in projects related to capital management processes, monitoring solvency, debt capital market topics, and reviewing internal retrocession contracts, among others.
Is prior insurance knowledge necessary for this role?
While a strong financial background is required, prior knowledge of the insurance industry is appreciated but not strictly necessary.
How will I contribute to presentations for management?
You will prepare presentations regarding Capital Management and Financing for top management and board members at both the SCOR Group level and local entities.
What experience will I gain from this internship?
By the end of the internship, you will have gained valuable experience in financial modeling and analysis, as well as a deeper understanding of the company's overall financial strategy.
Does SCOR promote a collaborative work environment?
Yes, SCOR emphasizes collaboration as one of its core values, promoting an environment where teamwork and open communication are encouraged.
What is "The SCOR Way"?
"The SCOR Way" is a common culture defined by five core values that guide the actions and choices of employees, emphasizing care for clients, integrity, courage, open-mindedness, and collaboration.