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GLOBΛL BΛNKING – COЯPOЯΛTΞ ΛND INSTITUTIONΛL BΛNKING SUMMΞЯ INTΞЯNSHIP 2023-2024 (UK – LONDON)

Vacancy type                                      Vacancy

Programme name                            Global Banking Internship

Location and Business area          London – Corporate and Institutional Banking

Suitable for

Penultimate-year students (June/July start), or final-year students and recent graduates (for off-cycle Feb/Mar start)

Programme                                         Summer Internship

Business line                                      Global Banking & Markets

Business division                               Corporate and Institutional Banking or Investment Banking (CFIBC)

Business area                                     Global Banking – Corporate and Institutional Banking

Region                                                  Europe

Country or Territory                        UK

Location                                               London

Intake year                                          2024

Eligibility criteria

• Available to work full time for 10 weeks commencing June 2024
• Obtained, or expected to achieve, a minimum of a 2:1 Degree classification / 3.2 GPA or higher or overseas equivalent to this
• Fluent in English

Start date                                            June 2024 onwards

Duration                                               10 weeks

Closing date                                        Thursday, 30 November 2023  23:59 (UK time)

CORPORATE AND INSTITUTIONAL BANKING INTERNSHIP

You’ll work in a dedicated team focused on specific client groups across corporate and institutional clients.

You’ll see first-hand how relationship bankers work with teams like trade finance, cash management, capital markets, investment banking, and markets and securities services, to grow client relationships and analyse profitability, risks and other factors involved in transactions.

You’ll gain insight into how relationship bankers and broader coverage teams across geographies work with product partners and other HSBC functions such as legal, credit, and risk.

You’ll learn how we incorporate Environmental, Social and Governance considerations into our client solutions, ranging from sustainable supply chains to raising green bonds.

You’ll be responsible for researching and understanding clients for the purposes of developing business and managing risk.

A day at work may include creating client presentations ahead of strategic meetings and pitches; preparing credit papers; analysing client information; supporting client strategic reviews; and client planning.

Perform well and you’ll be considered for our Corporate and Institutional Banking Graduate Programme.

WHO YOU ARE

• You’re interested in financial markets and proactively take opportunities to satisfy your intellectual curiosity.
• You’re a team player who uses interpersonal skills to build strong relationships, communicate effectively and influence opinions.
• You’re a problem-solving self-starter who knows how to prioritise and manage your time effectively.

You catch the details and read the fine print. Analysing data and situations excites you because you never stop asking, ‘Why?’

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

• You’ll start with an introduction to financial markets to understand the corporate life cycle, accounting, financial modelling, valuation fundamentals, equity and debt capital markets, and credit and lending.
• You’ll receive training in market data, and training specific to the team you’re working with, such as Market data tools and HSBC proprietary tools.
• You’ll hone your relationship-building and presentation skills and develop a first-hand understanding of our products, services as well as market and industry knowledge.

You’ll have plenty of opportunities for continuous learning and people to support you during your time with us so that you’re well prepared for your future. Read more about the support you’ll get.