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Programme
Internship
Location
Seoul
Duration
10 weeks
Deadline
2026-10-30
About the role
Citi's Commercial Banking Summer Analyst Program in Seoul offers a 10-week internship for penultimate-year undergraduates. It provides training, mentorship, and hands-on experience in commercial banking services for mid-sized companies, focusing on client-centric solutions and global banking knowledge.
Candidate Profile
- Penultimate-year undergraduate students graduating Dec 2027 - June 2028.
- Strong academic record from any discipline.
- Fluent in Korean and English, authorized to work in Korea.
- Demonstrated leadership, teamwork, and communication skills.
- Strong understanding of global banking and client service focus.
- Passion for banking and dedication to learning.
Program Details
- 10-week full-time internship in Citi's Commercial Banking team in Asia.
- Hands-on projects providing immersive experience in commercial banking.
- Training on essential skills and Citi's culture orientation.
- Participation in buddy programs, networking events, and speaker series.
- Exposure to lending, cash management, trade, FX, derivatives, and capital markets.
- Focus on developing future business leaders with mentorship and career development.
Key Responsibilities
- Support Citi Commercial Bank's services to mid-sized trade-oriented companies.
- Work on client-centric solutions for long-term growth and cross-border business.
- Gain understanding of operational intricacies of Citi's Commercial Banking.
- Collaborate with bankers, underwriters, treasury management, and client service staff.
- Apply analytical skills to support business and client needs.
- Contribute to team results and innovation with a global outlook.
Application Information
- Application deadline: 2026-10-30 23:59 KST.
- Open to students authorized to work in Korea.
- No prior work experience required but passion and dedication vital.
- Emphasis on enthusiasm, competency, innovation, and numeracy skills.
- Interest in working with local SMEs is a plus.
- Diversity and inclusion valued by Citi.