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Programme
Graduate
Location
Singapore
Duration
Two weeks of structured training sessions; overall programme duration is not stated.
About the role
Graduate role in HSBC’s Global Trade Solutions team in Singapore, supporting clients with working-capital and trade-finance solutions. You will contribute across deal structuring, execution, risk management, compliance, reporting and client materials, while developing transaction-banking expertise through induction, tailored training, cross-team experience and professional qualification support.
About the Business
- Global Trade Solutions connects clients to global trade flows through digital trade, strategic partnerships and local, regional and global expertise.
- The team helps clients identify opportunities, solve business challenges, and grow and protect their businesses.
Responsibilities
- Learn trade cycles, payment options, products, documentation and risks within Global Trade Solutions.
- Work with colleagues worldwide and across Sales and Product teams, supporting deals from structuring through execution.
- Prepare Letters of Credit, reports and client materials; analyse data and support pitches.
- Identify and manage operational and reputational risks, balancing risk and opportunity in recommendations.
- Perform sanctions screening and anti-money laundering checks while maintaining trade, payment and currency records.
Training and Development
- Begin with Global Graduate Induction, including an HSBC overview and networking with graduate peers and business colleagues.
- Complete a global tailored programme developing technical transaction-banking knowledge and professional capabilities.
- Gain on-the-ground experience across teams such as Sales and Product.
- Attend two weeks of expert-led structured training sessions.
- Receive support for relevant professional examinations and certifications, including training on AML, sanctions and trade law.
Eligibility
- Be available to work full time from July 2027 onwards.
- Have a minimum GPA of 4.0/5.0, 3.2/4.0, or an overseas equivalent shown on official academic documents.
- Be a recent graduate with less than two years’ full-time experience, or graduate by July 2027.