Dymon Capital, one of Singapore's top hedge fund firms, has made 12 intern appointments in the city state so far this year, with four of the intake having graduated from the National University of Singapore, according to a report by eFinancial Careers.

Eight of the new interns are working in strategy and research, presumably on the path to being analysts, while three are in risk and data analytics, and one is in business development.

As well as NUS alumni, one graduate each from two other big Singaporean universities, Nanyang Technical University and Singapore Management University, are among the intake.

Almost all interns had at least one previous internship under their belt, with Point72’s academy, DE Shaw, Barclays, PwC and Natixis spring or summer internships all represented.