Syndicate and Portfolio Management Graduate Programme Beijing 2027

About the role

The two-year Beijing graduate programme provides exposure to credit, risk and portfolio management, alongside financing structuring, pricing and distribution. Participants may join Credit Portfolio Analytics, Credit Portfolio Management, or Syndicate and Financing Risk, gaining practical experience supporting clients, managing portfolios and contributing to business growth across global markets.

Programme and training

• Two-year programme combining hands-on experience, structured development, mentoring and practical learning.
• Build technical, commercial and professional capabilities while contributing to meaningful business outcomes.
• Collaborate with colleagues and clients across markets, products and functions.
• Develop understanding of clients, markets, credit, risk and portfolio management.

Potential placements

• Credit Portfolio Analytics manages financial resources and credit portfolios, balancing risk and returns.
• Credit Portfolio Management provides data-driven analysis supporting client, portfolio and performance decisions.
• Syndicate and Financing Risk supports loan and bond structuring, pricing, risk management and distribution.

Candidate profile

• Applicants from all degree disciplines and backgrounds are welcome.
• Demonstrate ownership, initiative, critical thinking, problem-solving ability and sound judgement.
• Learn quickly, remain curious, build relationships and collaborate effectively with others.
• Adapt and perform effectively in a fast-paced environment with commercial curiosity.
• Technical disciplines particularly valued include finance, banking, economics, accounting, mathematics and statistics.

Eligibility and timeline

• Applicants must be in their final year of study and graduate by July 2027.
• Applicants must have permanent legal permission to work in the country of application.
• Only one application may be submitted within a six-month period.
• Assessment centres begin November 2026 onwards; the programme starts July 2027.