Investment Banking 2027 Off-cycle Analyst, Multi-Industries (GIG) - London

About the role

Join Bank of America’s London Global Multi-Industries team as a 2027 Off-cycle Analyst. You will support live M&A, equity capital markets and leveraged finance transactions, prepare client materials and financial analysis, and work with bankers, clients and advisors. The four-month programme may be extended by two months and includes formal training, mentorship and on-the-job support.

About the Team

• The Global Multi-Industries team covers sectors including automotive, business services, infrastructure, chemicals and transportation.
• The team comprises more than 50 EMEA bankers and collaborates with colleagues in the United States and Asia-Pacific.
• Analysts gain exposure to live transactions and client solutions across multiple investment banking products.

Responsibilities

• Work alongside bankers in industry, product and country coverage groups on client projects.
• Help deliver client solutions using the bank’s broader capabilities.
• Prepare client presentations and supporting financial analysis.
• Participate in transaction execution with clients, investment banks and other advisors.
• Build relationships, knowledge and experience supporting future career opportunities.

Training and Development

• Complete extensive formal training at the beginning of the programme.
• Receive on-the-job support, educational speaker events and mentorship throughout the programme.

Eligibility

• Have received or be pursuing a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree from an accredited college or university.
• Graduates must have graduated after January 2026; current students must complete all requirements before July 2027.
• Be on track for a minimum 2:1 degree classification or equivalent.
• Be available from Monday 11th January for four months, with an option to extend by two months.
• If offered a full-time role, be available to join the graduate programme from July 2027; deferred starts are unavailable.

Recruitment

• Recruitment takes place on a rolling basis once applications open.
• Assessments may begin before the deadline, so early applications are encouraged.