Capital Markets Analyst Intern - Fall 2026

Our Firm

First Nations Financial Markets (FNFM) is a majority First Nations-owned investment dealer in Canada, focused on assisting institutional clients in raising capital through equity and debt markets. Launched through a partnership of six Alberta First Nations, FNFM’s mission is to advance Indigenous prosperity by fostering participation and unlocking new opportunities in Canada’s capital markets. As a Capital Markets Analyst, you will join a growing team and contribute to meaningful capital raising initiatives across various sectors.

Your Contribution

As a core member of the capital markets team, your work will directly impact clients,

investors, and our broader mission.

Your role will include:

• Supporting the execution of equity and debt offerings, private placements, and related

• capital markets transactions

• Preparing client-ready presentations and marketing materials

• Performing company, sector, and market research; monitoring daily market

• developments and investor sentiment

• Providing client and market analysis, preparing reports and presenting findings

• Building, auditing, and maintaining financial models

• Maintaining internal coverage materials and transaction databases

• Collaborating with partners, external counsel, and syndicate relationships to facilitate smooth execution

Our Differentiators

Mission & ownership

• Majority First Nations–owned platform focused on inclusive economic growth

• Opportunity to contribute to increased Indigenous participation in capital markets

Breadth of experience & responsibility

• Early ownership on complex, live transactions

• Exposure to a wide range of sectors and products (equities, debt, and private capital)

Opportunities to collaborate with leading investors, issuers, and partner institutions

Training & growth

• Continuous training, mentorship, and deal-based learning

• Direct exposure to senior leadership in a flat, entrepreneurial organization

• Clear, merit-based path for increased responsibility and progression

Your Skills and Experience

• Currently enrolled in an undergraduate degree program in accounting, finance,

• commerce/business, statistics, computer science, engineering, mathematics, or related fields

• Anticipated graduation date between July 2027 and December 2027

• Strong academic performance; relevant internships, projects, or competitions are an asset

• Exceptional analytical ability and attention to detail; advanced Excel/PowerPoint skills

• Ability to concisely communicate complex concepts and ideas verbally and in writing

• Ability to take initiative and work independently with minimal supervision

• Team-oriented, resilient, and adaptable in a dynamic environment