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Programme
Internship
Location
Toronto
Duration
January–April 2027; 37.5 hours per week
Deadline
2026-09-25
About the role
The Trade & Working Capital Intern supports client solutions, transactions, credit assessments, and product onboarding across Canada and the United States. Working with Global Transaction Banking specialists and internal partners, the role combines client delivery, transaction structuring, risk mitigation, documentation, and operational controls during Scotiabank’s Winter 2027 work term.
Responsibilities
- Support trade and working capital solutions for clients across Canada and the United States.
- Prepare client pitches, analyze transactions, identify market opportunities, and support new business initiatives.
- Support new issuances, credit facility amendments, risk assessments, and credit presentations or recommendations.
- Review product terms and credit or legal documentation with internal and external legal counsel.
- Coordinate end-to-end onboarding of new clients with banking, risk, execution, operations, and onboarding teams.
- Identify risk mitigation strategies and maintain operational, compliance, AML, sanctions, and conduct controls.
Program Benefits
- Receive in-depth role training, ongoing coaching, and feedback throughout the work term.
- Participate in student events, including Scotia Student Day, Lunch & Learns, and leadership panels.
- Complete bank-wide orientation and gain exposure to senior leadership across the organization.
- Work within a diverse, collaborative, innovative, and high-performing team.
Application Process
- Complete the PLUM Profile and save a screenshot for the application.
- Complete a short one-way video interview as part of the application process.
- Apply online and upload the PLUM Profile screenshot when asked for a resume.
- All application steps are required for consideration for Scotiabank student opportunities.