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CitiFrankfurt

Banking, Commercial Banking, Full Time Analyst, Frankfurt - Germany 2027

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Programme

Graduate

Location

Frankfurt

About the role

Citi’s Commercial Bank seeks Full-Time Analysts in Frankfurt for its 2027 graduate program serving business clients with annual sales from $10 million to over $3 billion. Analysts receive training and mentorship while supporting client coverage, company research, financial modelling, credit underwriting, lending, deal management, and Citi’s banking solutions.

Training and Development

  • Begin with in-depth training in July 2027, combining formal instruction with hands-on Commercial Banking experience.
  • Receive ongoing sales, credit, product, technology, and professional-skills training throughout the program.
  • Access junior and senior mentorship; team placement depends on interests and business needs.

Responsibilities

  • Research companies and industries; analyse financial data using valuation, discounted cash flow, and pro-forma modelling.
  • Support secured, unsecured, term, syndicated, leveraged, and cross-border commercial lending transactions.
  • Assist with credit origination, loan structuring, documentation, and assigned portfolio monitoring.
  • Partner with Bankers and Product teams to identify solutions supporting clients’ operational and expansion goals.
  • Prepare business-development presentations, pitch books, prospect memoranda, and client-related decks.
  • Coordinate with product, credit risk, legal, operations, compliance, marketing, technology, and control teams.

Program Outcomes

  • Develop knowledge of Citi Commercial Bank’s target market, value proposition, and client coverage model.
  • Learn how bankers engage clients and identify their business needs.
  • Build understanding of credit products and their suitability for different client requirements.
  • Gain exposure to Citi credit and regulatory policies and procedures.
  • Develop experience engaging with clients, prospects, and centers of influence.

Requirements

  • Be a final-year university student or graduate.
  • Expected to achieve or have achieved a 2.3 or lower at undergraduate level, in any discipline.
  • Be fluent in English and German.
  • Demonstrate an interest in business and finance.
  • Have strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
  • Show a dynamic, stakeholder-oriented approach to achieving goals.