2027 Wholesale Credit Delivery - Corporate & Leveraged Finance - Analyst Program (INTERN CONVERSION)

Truist Bank•Atlanta, GA

17h•Onsite

About The Position

The Wholesale Credit Delivery - Corporate & Leveraged Finance - Analyst Program is designed for individuals who have completed a BA/BS degree and are scheduled to graduate between December 2026 and June 2027. This program is exclusively open to current Truist interns. It begins with an intensive seven-week classroom instruction period covering capital markets, products and services, accounting, corporate finance, and financial modeling. Following this training, Analysts join a business group to support senior investment banking professionals. Wholesale Credit Delivery (WCD) is responsible for underwriting and managing debt capital for Truist Securities' corporate clients. WCD teams collaborate with various banking and risk management professionals to deliver capital and strategic ideas. Post-transaction, they manage client credit relationships and monitor portfolio exposure. The program offers structured training in accounting, modeling, corporate finance, underwriting, and financial analysis, leading to placement within one of Truist Securities’ Industry Groups. Analysts will gain experience in debt analysis, financial and industry analysis, corporate finance, and underwriting, developing a comprehensive understanding of their client portfolios. The Wholesale Credit Delivery - Corporate & Leveraged Finance team analyzes companies' financial performance, evaluates industry trends, and assesses credit risks and mitigants. Analysts will perform cash flow analyses and underwrite credits to enhance their financial analysis skills. The program is typically two years, with a potential for an additional year. This position is for current 2026 Truist interns only.

Requirements

Completed BA/BS degree with a scheduled graduation date of December 2026 through June 2027
Overall GPA of 3.0
Proven analytical ability and attention to detail
Solid leadership and interpersonal skills
Superior written and oral communication skills
Ability to work well in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment
Must have been a 2026 summer intern

Nice To Haves

Business, Accounting, or Math major
Strong interest in finance and investment banking
Prior completion of Accounting or Finance coursework
High degree of academic and extracurricular achievement
Willingness to commit substantial time and energy to the program

Responsibilities

Support senior investment banking professionals.
Underwrite and manage debt capital for corporate clients.
Collaborate with Corporate and Investment Bankers, Product Specialists, and Risk Managers.
Manage credit relationships with clients post-close of a debt-funded transaction.
Actively manage and monitor credit profile and exposure levels across portfolios.
Enhance financial and industry analysis skills through exposure to corporate lending transactions.
Build expertise in corporate finance and underwriting.
Develop a comprehensive understanding of their portfolio of clients.
Analyze companies’ financial operating performance.
Evaluate industry trends.
Identify key risks and mitigants of a client’s credit profile against lending parameters.
Work on cash flow analyses.
Underwrite credits to sharpen financial analysis skills.