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Standard CharteredNew York City, NY
Mergers & Acquisitions Corporate & Investment Banking Graduate Programme 2027
ApplyProgramme
Graduate
Location
New York City, NY
Duration
Two years
About the role
Two-year graduate programme in Standard Chartered’s M&A Advisory Group in New York. You will support live mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, restructurings and capital-raising transactions while developing analytical, commercial and communication skills through industry research, company analysis, client presentations and deal execution alongside experienced bankers.
Responsibilities
- Research industries and analyse companies to support M&A transactions and capital-raising activities.
- Support client presentations, transaction analysis and deal execution alongside experienced bankers.
- Work with coverage partners and other product groups on live transactions.
- Contribute to client work involving mergers, acquisitions, divestitures and financial restructurings.
Programme and development
- Complete a two-year programme combining meaningful work, structured development, mentoring and practical experience.
- Build technical, commercial and professional capabilities through collaboration across markets, products and functions.
- Develop understanding of clients, markets and the wider Corporate & Investment Banking business.
- Work in a fast-paced environment with colleagues and clients across global markets.
Eligibility and skills
- Be in your final year of study and graduate by July 2027.
- Have permanent legal permission to work in the country where you apply.
- Applicants from all degree disciplines and backgrounds are welcome.
- Demonstrate ownership, initiative, structured problem-solving and the ability to learn quickly.
- Communicate confidently, build relationships and collaborate across cultures and backgrounds.
- Show commercial curiosity about global markets, industries and clients.
Timeline
- Assessment centres begin from October 2026 onwards.
- The programme start date is July 2027.
- Only one application may be submitted within a six-month period.