Commercial Banking Credit Analyst Internship - Vancouver, Summer 2027 (Co-op/Internship) - 4 months

About the role

Four-month Commercial Banking Credit Analyst internship in Vancouver supporting lending decisions, credit assessments, portfolio monitoring, and client relationship growth. Interns work with experienced Commercial Bankers, develop financial analysis and risk assessment skills, contribute to proposals and presentations, and explore a career in commercial banking.

Responsibilities

• Analyze financial and credit information to support lending decisions for new and existing commercial banking clients.
• Prepare credit summaries, financial analyses, risk assessments, and recommendations for managers and decision-makers.
• Monitor portfolio performance, compliance, industry trends, risks, opportunities, and required corrective actions.
• Structure and support new, renewal, and extension loans within client needs and bank risk policies.
• Support proposals, presentations, service requests, client relationships, business acquisition, and cross-selling opportunities.
• Maintain accurate system data and use analysis tools to evaluate client returns and portfolio growth.

Program Details

• The internship is based in Vancouver, British Columbia, at 595 Burrard Street.
• Candidates must be available for the complete internship term and structured onboarding and cohort activities.
• The program offers experience working alongside experienced Commercial Bankers focused on client success.
• BMO provides training and coaching, manager support, and network-building opportunities.

Required Skills

• Foundational proficiency in financial analysis, loan structuring, data analysis tools, and credit risk assessment.
• Foundational proficiency in regulatory compliance, portfolio management, banking operations, and Microsoft Office.
• Strong communication, collaboration, problem-solving, analytical thinking, relationship-building, and attention to detail.
• Follow credit policies, regulatory standards, operational guidelines, and applicable decision-making limits.