Investment Team Intern (m/w/d)
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- German required (B2+)
“Sellers and banks speak German, so we require fluent German (C2) and English.”— from the posting · 98% confidence
About this role
An investment-team internship at a Berlin tax advisory startup that grows by acquiring tax firms. The intern supports deal sourcing, firm analysis, valuation models, due diligence, financing materials and post-merger integration, working directly with the founders. Fluent German (C2) and prior M&A, finance or consulting experience are expected.
From the original posting
We are building Germany's leading tax advisory firm. Many business owners want a tax advisor who acts as a true sparring partner: proactive, responsive and strategic. What they often get is a service provider that books receipts and files returns, with little real advice. We're building the…
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