Banking, Commercial Banking, Summer Analyst, London - United Kingdom 2027

You’re the brains behind our work. Citi’s Commercial Bank (“CCB”) is looking for Summer Analysts to join our team. Our Commercial Banking division works with businesses with annual sales ranging from $10 million to more than $3 billion. Our Commercial Banking Team works to find ways for our clients to maximize their growth while taking full advantage of Citi’s banking products. That means knowing all about our deposit and lending, as well as our cash management, trade, FX (foreign exchange) and capital markets solutions. The Summer Analyst Program strives to bring in the best and brightest talent and support them as they develop into the next generation of commercial banking leaders globally. Your time here will look something like this... The 10-week Summer Analyst Program starts in June and begins with in-depth training. People learn differently, so we combine formal training with a complete hands-on experience to help you quickly ramp up and adapt to your role and the culture at Citi. There will be ongoing sales, credit, product, technology, and professional skills training throughout the program along with a robust junior and senior mentorship structure to help you develop professionally. By the conclusion of the Program, you can expect to have thorough experience with and a strong understanding of: The CCB target market, value proposition, and client coverage model How bankers interact with clients and identify their needs The various credit product types and how these solutions best fit client needs. The commercial loan underwriting process, including loan structuring and documentation The end-to-end credit process including new origination of credit and the monitoring of a credit portfolio Engaging with clients, prospects, and centres of influence Citi credit and regulatory policies and procedures We provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to succeed. The Summer Analyst will work directly with Relationship Managers and Analysts on a portfolio of cl