Deutsche Bank Grow into Fixed Income and Currencies - London - 2027

About the role

A four-day, in-person insight programme for female undergraduate students interested in global financial markets and Fixed Income & Currencies. Participants explore Deutsche Bank, develop employability skills, meet professionals and leaders, receive dedicated mentoring for 12 months, and may be considered for a Summer 2028 internship.

Programme

• Four-day, in-person insight programme introducing Deutsche Bank, financial services and Fixed Income & Currencies.
• Interactive workshops cover the business, clients, the bank’s role in society and broader bank functions.
• Meet analysts, associates, senior management, inspirational leaders and role models.
• Attend workshops, interactive sessions and networking events to see the business behind the scenes.
• Receive guidance from a dedicated Deutsche Bank mentor during and for 12 months after the programme.
• Successful participants may be considered for the Summer 2028 Internship Programme.

Division

• Fixed Income & Currencies includes sales, trading, structuring and research teams.
• The division covers Credit, Emerging Markets, Foreign Exchange and Rates.
• Teams provide tailored solutions to help clients manage risk, secure funding and access liquidity.

Eligibility

• Applicants must be in the first year of undergraduate study or second year of a four-year course.
• Applicants must have at least three A-Levels at AAA, including an A in A-Level Maths, or equivalent UCAS points.
• Applicants must have no more than 12 months of relevant full-time work experience, excluding internships.
• The programme cannot sponsor visas; UK Student visa holders must be permitted to work outside term time.

Application

• Applications are submitted through Deutsche Bank’s student and graduate careers website.
• Applicants may submit only one UK application per recruitment season.
• Hiring is rolling, and the programme may close early if application volumes are high.
• Virtual interviews are scheduled between January and February.
• The programme runs from 5 to 8 April 2027.
• The stated deadline is 29 November at 11:59 p.m. GMT; the year is not specified.