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JPMorganChase · Seoul, Korea, Republic of

Global Investment Banking -Origination Assistant 6 Month Fixed Term Contract

Seoul, Korea, Republic ofFinance & Accounting

Listed on JPMorganChase’s official careers site. Posted July 20, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

As an Investment Banking Origination Assistant in Korea Coverage team, you will work with investment bankers side by side, but also take part in origination and execution of investment banking business. For you to be qualified for this role, you should be in junior/senior year in university (well-prepared sophomore acceptable). If you are in Business Administration or Accounting major, that is preferred but we are open to students in other field of studies as well.

Applicants who submitted their resumes in the past are eligible to apply for this position again. Such applicants will be reviewed on equal ground without disadvantages.

Job Responsibilities

  • Support origination and execution of investment banking business
  • Conduct various research activities on economies, industries, companies and products
  • Perform financial analysis Conduct English/Korean translation
  • Provide overall support for investment banking business Required qualifications, capabilities, and skills Strong English/Korean communication skills (written and verbal) to provide service to English/Korean speaking clients
  • Strong research skills Basic understanding of accounting and financial statements
  • Proficiency in MS Office programs Preferred qualifications, capabilities, and skill
  • Knowledge of financial markets and global economic environment

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