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Transaction Banking - Global Trade Solutions - Internship

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Programme

Internship

Location

Singapore

Duration

10 weeks, commencing May 2027; full-time

About the role

This 10-week Singapore internship offers practical exposure to Global Trade Solutions within Corporate and Institutional Banking. You will support international trade activities across sales or product teams, including transaction records, documentation, data analysis, compliance checks, and risk management, while learning how working capital solutions enable global commerce.

Responsibilities

  • Develop a broad understanding of trade cycles, payments, documentation, and associated risks.
  • Observe international trade deals from initiation through completion, learning how teams execute them.
  • Support trade operations, including activities involving Letters of Credit and related documentation.
  • Analyse data in Excel and help prepare pitch materials and reports.
  • Maintain records covering trade transactions, timelines, and currency movements.
  • Assist with compliance checks, sanctions screening, AML processes, documentation, and reporting.

Learning and Training

  • Join a dedicated team focused on either Sales or Product within Global Trade Solutions.
  • Complete one week of structured, expert-led training to develop technical and professional skills.
  • Engage with colleagues across business areas and learn how stakeholders collaborate.
  • Understand the importance of AML, sanctions, and trade law in global banking.

Candidate Profile

  • Collaborate effectively with colleagues and support team members.
  • Communicate ideas clearly and adapt communication style to different audiences.
  • Demonstrate initiative by identifying challenges and taking ownership of solutions.
  • Show curiosity about global trade and an interest in building trusted relationships.

Eligibility

  • Be available to work full-time for 10 weeks commencing May 2027.
  • Achieve or expect to achieve a minimum GPA of 4.0/5.0 or 3.2/4.0, or overseas equivalent.
  • Expect to graduate between November 2027 and July 2028.