Investment Banking recruiting
Santander summer internship: how to get in
Santander appears in Paperclip’s investment banking network. 141 verified Santander professionals are in the Paperclip network, and Paperclip can email the ones who fit for you, from your own inbox, alumni from your school first. These counts describe Paperclip coverage, not current vacancies or hiring outcomes.
Who from your school works at Santander?
Look up your school to see its alumni at Santander and the other top firms. Add your class year to get the dates they open for your class, plus a first email to send an alum. Free, no account.
Look up your schoolParent? Look up your kid's schoolWhat Santander pays entry-level hires
| Role | Base pay | Filings | Where |
|---|---|---|---|
| Investment banking analyst | $100,000 to $130,000 | 10 | New York, NY |
From the Department of Labor's public visa wage filings. Employers must pay a visa hire at least what they pay others in the same job, so this is a good read on base pay. Bonus is not included. Compare firms on the entry-level salaries guide.
Schools represented in the Paperclip network
A shared school can provide a starting point for a conversation. These are the schools most represented among Santander professionals in the network. If you go to one of them, consider asking those alumni about their experience. These counts are not placement rates or a complete employer roster.
The investment banking recruiting timeline
Compare summer analyst internships and full-time analyst openings separately. Eligibility and application timing depend on the employer, office, and program.
- Check the current employer posting for the program year, graduation requirements, and location.
- Record the stated deadline and check whether the employer describes rolling review.
- Track assessments and interviews separately from networking conversations.
How to actually get in
Research the team, ask relevant professionals about their experience, and apply through the official process. Networking can inform your preparation but does not guarantee an interview.
Most Santander people in the network hold roles like Investment Banking Analyst, Investment Banking Associate, Associate. The best first notes go to people who share your school or path, with a short, specific ask for fifteen minutes. Paperclip picks those people for you.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Santander pay entry-level hires?
Investment banking analyst: $100,000 to $130,000 base salary (10 filings). These are the salaries Santander filed with the US Department of Labor for visa hires from October 2024 to June 2026. Bonus is not included.
How many Santander employees can I reach through Paperclip?
141 verified Santander professionals are in the Paperclip network. You do not search them yourself: pick your targets and Paperclip emails the ones who fit.
Can Paperclip reach out to Santander professionals for me?
Yes. With Paperclip Concierge ($149 a month, 10 students per school) you pick industries, firm sizes and cities and add your resume. Paperclip then emails analysts and associates who fit, including Santander when it matches your targets, from your own inbox every weekday, alumni from your school first, with two follow-ups that stop when someone replies. Emails are spaced out so no firm hears from you too often.
When should I start recruiting for Santander?
Check the current employer posting for the program year, graduation requirements, and location.
Which schools do Santander employees come from?
Schools represented in the Paperclip network include New York University, Fordham University, Cornell University, University of Virginia.
Let Paperclip email Santander for you
Pick your targets once. Paperclip writes to the Santander analysts and associates who fit, from your own inbox, alumni from your school first, and follows up until they reply. $149 a month, 10 spots per school.
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