Intern - Capital Markets

City National Bank•Los Angeles, CA

11h•Onsite

About The Position

City National Bank’s Capital Markets Division (“CNBCM”) takes a market research and analysis-driven advisory approach to deliver customized, best-in-class solutions for our clients across our Loan Syndications, Foreign Exchange Sales, Interest Rate Risk Management Sales, Global Trade and Supply Chain Finance, and Global Markets Trading & Risk businesses. Our relationship-based, high touch service model helps clients achieve their strategic goals through raising debt capital, structuring working capital solutions to improve liquidity and cash flow, mitigating foreign exchange and interest rate market risks, and supporting cross border activities. As a summer analyst within CNBCM, you will become an integral member of the team and gain hands-on experience across several lines of business by participating in our 10-week rotation program. Designed to provide a strong talent pipeline for the division, CNBCM’s Summer Analyst Program offers motivated undergraduate students the opportunity to develop their financial and business acumen by rotating through the below areas: Foreign Exchange Sales: Research key economic/political developments, provide the sales desk with support and market information to help clients manage more nuanced aspects of international financial management. Global Trade and Supply Chain Finance: Analyze global markets, financial institutions, and corporations, assist in the structuring and sales of working capital solutions focused on improving the financial health of supply chains, learn about the different types of risk involved in trade, and the different tools used to protect clients in domestic and cross-border transactions. Loan Syndications: Exposure to aspects of structuring, pricing, marketing, and syndicating the bank’s largest and most complex transactions, a variety of sectors, credit facilities and transaction types

Requirements

At least 18 years old
Enrolled in a college/university working towards a Bachelor’s degree
Graduation date of May/June 2028
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Effective interpersonal skills
Proficient in multitasking and prioritizing projects
Excellent analytical and quantitative skills
Able to work independently and in teams

Responsibilities

Research key economic/political developments, provide the sales desk with support and market information to help clients manage more nuanced aspects of international financial management.
Analyze global markets, financial institutions, and corporations, assist in the structuring and sales of working capital solutions focused on improving the financial health of supply chains, learn about the different types of risk involved in trade, and the different tools used to protect clients in domestic and cross-border transactions.
Exposure to aspects of structuring, pricing, marketing, and syndicating the bank’s largest and most complex transactions, a variety of sectors, credit facilities and transaction types