2027 Capital Markets, Corporate Banking Summer Analyst

About the role

RBC Capital Markets offers a 10-week Summer Analyst internship in Corporate Banking for rising college seniors graduating in 2027 or 2028. The role involves credit analysis, due diligence, and collaboration across teams in a dynamic, full-service investment bank environment.

Role Responsibilities

• Support 10+ Corporate Banking industry verticals in credit origination, execution, and portfolio management.
• Analyze company filings, financial statements, and research during due diligence for new lending transactions.
• Prepare internal credit presentations and credit submission documentation with detailed written analyses.
• Collaborate with Investment Banking, Leveraged Finance, Risk Management, and other partners on business and financial analysis.
• Assist senior team members with portfolio management, reporting, pipeline management, budgeting, and special projects.
• Coordinate with back and middle office functions to set up transactions on internal systems.

Candidate Requirements

• Enrolled in Bachelor's program in Business, Economics, Finance, Mathematics, or related field.
• Graduating in Spring 2028 or December 2027.
• Strong analytical and communication skills.
• Ability to manage priorities and deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
• Genuine interest in capital markets, finance, and banking.
• Proficient in MS Office applications.

Preferred Qualifications

• At least one relevant internship, preferably in financial services.
• Basic understanding of loan and capital markets products.

Program Benefits

• Develop credit, structuring, and execution skills across multiple industry verticals and transaction types.
• Work in a collaborative, flat-structured team with strong deal flow and open-door policy.
• Gain exposure to marquee M&A, LBO, acquisition, and related transactions.
• Build relationships with industry and product partners and learn RBC’s full product suite.
• Clear career path with opportunities for increased responsibility and direct MD interaction.