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CitiStockholm

Banking, Commercial Banking, Full Time Analyst, Stockholm - Sweden 2027

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Programme

Graduate

Location

Stockholm

About the role

Citi’s Commercial Bank seeks full-time analysts in Stockholm for a July 2027 start. Analysts support client coverage, financial analysis, commercial lending, credit processes, deal management and product coordination for businesses ranging from $10 million to more than $3 billion in annual sales, with structured training and mentorship.

Responsibilities

  • Research companies and industries, analyze financial data, and perform valuation, discounted cash flow, and pro forma modelling.
  • Support secured and unsecured revolving credit lines, term, syndicated, leveraged, and cross-border loan processes.
  • Help bankers and product teams identify Citi solutions aligned with client goals.
  • Prepare business development presentations, pitch books, prospect memos, and other client-related decks.
  • Support deal management and take ownership of aspects of the client experience.
  • Collaborate with product, credit risk, legal, operations, compliance, marketing, risk, and technology teams.

Programme and training

  • The programme starts in July 2027 with in-depth formal training and hands-on experience.
  • Ongoing training covers sales, credit, products, technology, and professional skills.
  • Analysts receive structured mentorship from junior and senior colleagues.
  • Analysts are matched with a Commercial Banking team based on interests and business needs.
  • Training covers client coverage, credit products, loan underwriting, documentation, and credit portfolio monitoring.
  • The programme develops understanding of Citi’s credit and regulatory policies and procedures.

Additional information

  • The role supports businesses with annual sales ranging from $10 million to more than $3 billion.
  • Recruitment is conducted on a rolling basis; candidates are advised to apply as soon as possible.
  • The position is designated a Controlled Function under specified Central Bank of Ireland regulations.