Banking, Corporate Banking, Placement Analyst Internship, Paris - France 2027

You’re ready to bring your knowledge from the classroom to the boardroom, and Citi wants to help you get there. Whether it’s honing your skills or building your network, we know that success can’t come without growth. Our programs equip you with the knowledge and training you need to play a valuable role on your team and establish a long-term career here. At Citi, we value internal mobility, and career growth is not a question of if, but when. Citi is looking for Intern Analysts to join the Corporate Banking team in Paris, France in January 2027. Corporate Bankers are relationship-focused finance professionals responsible for understanding the wide range of complex financial issues facing our clients around the world. Corporate Bankers drive the client dialogue on cash management, capital structure, liability management, liquidity and funding strategies, risk management, and investment solutions. Unique to Citi, Corporate Bankers are also responsible for credit allocation as well as relationship management. Corporate Bankers work in partnership with various Citi groups across the firm including Risk Management, Investment Banking, and the Capital Markets Origination. If none of these terms make sense right now, that’s ok! Our Internship is designed to help you increase your knowledge, so whatever your degree is in we will give you the training and support you need to excel. We’re committed to teaching you the ropes. During the 6 months internship, you will be placed with a Corporate Banking team to work with for the duration of the Program. Top-performing Intern Analysts will return to Citi after graduation to work as a full-time Analyst. Your time here will look something like this...

As an Intern, main tasks involve

Credit Analysis: Financial and operational analysis, including historical and projected performance of the clients Preparation of materials for Risk and Business approval committees: credit memos for annual reviews and episodic transactions (e.g. M&