Butterfield’s 2026 summer internship programme has ended after providing ten Bermudian undergraduate students with experience in the world of finance.

The annual internship is designed to introduce participants to the day-to-day operations of a financial institution and offers structured learning, professional development and practical experience across several business areas.

This year’s interns were placed in different areas of the business, including retail, corporate and private banking, asset management, consumer credit, card services and human resources.

This year’s cohort included Brianna Benevides, Jeriel Fernandes, Jenna Ferreira, Jamir Hatherley, Malachi Henry, Joshua Lipschutz, Alexia Pascall, Ayesha Payne, Rhys Swift and Kandell Trott.

Jody Feldman, the managing director of Butterfield in Bermuda, was proud of the intern’s accomplishments this year.

“We commend them for the dedication they brought to every assignment,” he said.

“As they return to their studies, we hope the experience has strengthened their confidence and broadened their understanding of the opportunities available within the financial sector.”

Denneeka Crockwell, vice-president human resources in Bermuda, said the interns should feel incredibly proud of their contributions this summer.

“A highlight was the Investing and Financial Wellbeing Fair, which was organised and hosted by the interns as part of a collaborative project,” she said.

“The event was a great success featuring interactive booths, insightful panels and activities that helped demonstrate key financial concepts such as investing fundamentals, risk management and personal financial wellbeing.”