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Summer Investment Strategy Intern at Freestone Capital Management - ApplyBlast

Summer Investment Strategy Intern

Freestone Capital Management

1 month ago

3.9 on Glassdoor

San Francisco, California, United States

Onsite

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About this role

The Summer Investment Strategy Intern role at Freestone provides exposure to the firm's investment platform across public equities, fixed income, and alternative investments. The intern will work closely with the Investment Strategy team to analyze market developments and portfolio positioning, translating complex investment views into clear, actionable communication for advisors and clients. This position offers continuous training, networking opportunities, and potential for full-time employment for exceptional performers.

Responsibilities

Support market and portfolio analysis by tracking economic developments and performance
Contribute to investment communications by developing market commentary and strategy reviews
Research portfolio questions and synthesize findings into clear takeaways for advisors

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About Freestone Capital Management

freestonecapital.com

Headquarters

Seattle, Washington, United States

Company Size

51-200 employees

Founded

1999

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Freestone Capital (also operating as Freestone Capital Management) is an independent Seattle-based wealth services firm with offices across California and Alaska. The firm provides wealth management, financial planning, and asset management to help individuals and families manage investments, plan for retirement, and coordinate financial goals. Freestone emphasizes personalized, client-focused advice and aims to give clients the “freedom to focus on what truly matters.”