Banking, Corporate Banking - Financial Institutions Group, Full Time Analyst, Paris - France, 2027

About the role

Citi is hiring a full-time Analyst for its Financial Institutions Group Corporate Banking team in Paris. The role supports banks, insurers, asset managers and financial market infrastructures through financial analysis, credit assessment, deal structuring and client solutions. Analysts receive London-based training and exposure to Citi’s global network and product partners.

Responsibilities

• Conduct accounting, financial statement, cash flow modelling and capital markets analysis for financial institution clients.
• Complete fundamental risk and credit analysis for the French Financial Institutions Group portfolio.
• Coordinate with product partners and Citi’s network across 95 countries.
• Assist with developing and presenting new client ideas, including deal structuring.
• Support client dialogue on capital structure, liquidity, funding, risk management and investment solutions.

Team and Clients

• Join Citi’s Paris-based Financial Institutions Group Corporate Banking team in an international working environment.
• Work with large banks, insurers, traditional and alternative asset managers, and financial market infrastructures.
• Partner with Investment Banking, Capital Markets Origination, Markets, Treasury, Trade Solutions, Securities Services and Risk teams.

Training and Development

• Attend an in-depth Corporate Banking training program in London covering Analyst fundamentals and Citi’s culture.
• Receive training and support to develop the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in the role.
• Analysts may access internal mobility opportunities by the third year of the program.

Candidate Profile

• Demonstrate commitment to learning, personal growth, career development and ethical decision-making.
• Bring strong communication, planning, organisational and teamwork skills, with a genuine interest in financial services.
• A global or domestic business landscape understanding is advantageous but not required.