International Marketing Analyst Intern at BNP Paribas Asset Management

BNP Paribas Asset Management is offering an international marketing analyst internship within its Business Development team for BNPP AM Prime, as the asset manager reorganizes its alternative investment operations, according to job listings published in September 2025.

BNP Paribas Asset Management Restructures Alternative Operations

The asset management division of BNP Paribas manages over €1,600 billion in assets globally for institutional, corporate, and individual investors, group data shows. BNPP AM maintains a presence across 35 countries, combining liquid and alternative asset management capabilities. Long-term savings management for insurers and pension funds accounts for approximately €850 billion of its total encours.

Within that structure, the alternative management platform represents Europe’s largest such operation with over 30 years of experience. The unit manages roughly €300 billion globally across real estate, infrastructure, alternative credit, and private equity. Liquid investment solutions, covering rate placements, high-conviction active strategies, and a growing ETF offering, total over €1,000 billion in assets.

Marketing Analyst Supports BNPP AM Prime Transition

The incoming marketing analyst will join the Business Development team at BNPP AM Prime during a strategic organizational transition. Additional duties involve developing global marketing presentations, building internal descriptions, and creating pedagogical guides to support the Alts sales force. The position also entails coordinating corporate support transitions to ensure client documentation reflects the new organizational identity while upholding Prime brand standards. Recruitment details for the role were listed in September 2025.

Candidate Requirements and Qualifications

Applicants must be enrolled in a Bac +5 university program focused on marketing, management, finance, economy, or an equivalent discipline. Prior marketing experience within the financial sector is considered an advantage for candidates.

The position requires fluent written and spoken English alongside strong storytelling abilities, with French language skills noted as a bonus. Candidates must demonstrate proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, specifically PowerPoint, Word, and Excel, and show prior experience producing pitch books, brochures, technical sheets, and research articles.