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corporate and investment banking analyst
What is the role of a Corporate and Investment Banker?
How does SunTrust prepare its Analysts to succeed?
What are some of the Analyst's job responsibilities?
What is the career path?
Where are the opportunities?
What do you need to get started?
What is the next step?
What is the role of a Corporate and Investment Banker?
SunTrust Corporate and Investment Banking strives to develop and strengthen client relationships by listening, understanding and providing innovative financial solutions and advice. Our Corporate and Investment Banking Client Managers and Product Specialists seek to earn the role of strategic advisor to our clients, meeting their needs with multiple financial products and services that are timely, targeted and relevant. They also serve SunTrust’s clients with unparalleled focus on their business needs, exceptional relationship management, high quality service and superior execution.
Corporate and Investment Banking offers clients, from corporations to institutions and public bodies, a wide array of financial advisory and investment services in addition to traditional banking products. Client Managers in Corporate and Investment Banking are organized along both industry and geographic lines. In all cases, their mission is to utilize their expertise, along with that of the various Product Specialists and Risk Managers, to deliver creative ideas and solutions to their clients.
How does SunTrust prepare its Analysts to succeed?
Our training program is designed to provide Analysts with a solid foundation in Corporate and Investment Banking skills. At SunTrust, our Client Managers, Product Specialists, and Risk Managers work together as a well-coordinated team to provide superior financial solutions to our clients. Our Analysts are key members of this team.
Corporate and Investment Banking Analysts participate in a twelve-month training program, which couples classroom training with on-the-job experience in the form of rotations through multiple business units. Analysts attend courses covering topics such as accounting, financial analysis, deal structuring, product knowledge and professional development. The rotational portion of the program provides the opportunity to directly support Corporate Banking Client Managers or Debt Capital Markets Product Specialists, in one of our industry, geography, or product-focused groups. While working in these areas, Analysts develop their financial analysis skills, gain an understanding of corporate markets and client needs, and build expertise in corporate finance and a broad range of banking products.
This comprehensive program offers “the best of both worlds:” the technical skills and product knowledge needed to acquire additional responsibility, combined with ample exposure to a variety of business units and product lines within the organization. This allows Analysts to identify their strengths and interests as they prepare for a career in Client Management or Debt Capital Markets.
What are some of the Analyst's job responsibilities?
Analysis:
Client Support:
Other:
What is the career path?
The Analyst position provides a strong foundation for a career as a Client Manager, Product Specialist or Risk Manager within SunTrust Corporate and Investment Banking. In preparation for these roles, it is essential that the future Corporate and Investment Banker work first in a support role and then assume expanded responsibilities. After the initial twelve-month program, Analysts are engaged in more in-depth analysis and modeling and are introduced to the client management process. Once an Analyst has demonstrated proficiency in defined skill areas, and a position is available, he or she will be promoted to an Associate position. Associates are expected to have a much broader and more comprehensive product knowledge base and the capacity to begin building relationships with clients. This continuum of skill-building provides exposure to complex financial products and diverse market segments, which is essential prior to assuming direct client responsibilities in the role of a Client Manager or Product Specialist.
Where are the opportunities?
SunTrust Corporate and Investment Banking has offices in the following cities: Atlanta, Nashville, Orlando and Richmond.
What do you need to get started?
What is the next step?
Due to the structure of the Associate Training Program recruiting cycle,
we will accept resumes for the 2005 Programs during the following timeframe:
January 10 - February 18, 2005
If you attend a school where SunTrust interviews on campus, please submit your resume
directly through your school’s career services office. View our Campus Recruiting Schedule
for a list of schools we will be visiting this Spring.
If we will not be coming to your campus, please search our open positions, select the
Training Programs career category, and submit your resume directly online for the Program
in which you are most interested.
Due to the competitive nature of our Analyst and Associate Training Programs and the high volume
of interest, recruiters will only contact the most qualified candidates for further consideration.
SunTrust is an equal opportunity employer, M/F/V/D.
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