Your program's highlights
You bring the ambition and talent; we’ll open exciting new doors for you. Take the next step in your banking career with the Credit Suisse Capital Markets Summer Analyst Program. In this challenging, rewarding 9-week summer program working in the IBCM team, you develop your skills so you can influence tomorrow. Beginning with a one-day company orientation, you’ll spend one week in training and eight weeks as an integral part of the team. This position is part of our Investment Bank (IB) division, an industry leader in driving the firm’s global success.
Over the course of this program, you continue to learn and develop through ongoing training, and hear from experienced senior employees from a variety of divisions in our summer speaker series. Mentorship opportunities help you identify your strengths and plan your career, while social activities, community service and networking events connect you with a range of people from across the firm. When you complete the program, you will have gained crucial experience in all areas of the IB division, and a firm understanding of how a global investment bank functions. Once you’ve seen the big picture, it’s time to paint your own.
Start date: June 5, 2023
Duration: 9 weeks
Academic requirements: You should be graduating from a university in December 2023 or May/June 2024.
Application deadline: September 1, 2022 at 11:59pm ET / Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis
Your field of responsibility
Summer Analysts are placed onto a desk within the IB where there are a wide variety of opportunities to learn different segments of the business.
IB professionals coordinate with industry and coverage bankers to provide a single interface for all of Credit Suisse's capital markets, funding, and structured products. Capital markets specialists provide clients advice and design solutions that suit distinctive and dynamic needs, and help issuers establish lasting, relevant dialogues with the broadest possible array of investors. They regularly engage with the Firm's related Sales and Trading efforts to distribute these products and deliver market updates and timely mentorship back to our corporate clients. Through global coverage initiatives, we are responsible for creating/selling/implementing all financing and derivative solutions for our clients.
Your future colleagues
The Debt Capital Markets Solutions (DCMS) Group is comprised of several capital markets businesses: Investment Grade Capital Markets, Liability Management, Derivatives and Strategic Solutions, and Ratings Advisory. These groups provide clients with advice and solutions to meet their financing needs. They work closely with our IB and Sales & Trading teams to help complete transactions and offer guidance regarding valuation, market appetite and alternative offering structures to some of the world's largest and most innovative companies.
The Equity Capital Markets Solutions (ECM) Group is responsible for the origination and execution of all equity and equity-linked products globally. This includes IPOs, SPACs, follow-ons, block trades, rights offers, convertible bonds, equity derivatives, and corporate share buybacks and accumulations. ECM teams in each region work closely with coverage teams to serve corporates, financial sponsors, private banking clients, and governments considering equity and equity-linked transactions. ECM includes dedicated teams for pre-IPO private placements, Convertibles, and Corporate Equity Derivatives.
The Debt Capital Markets (DCM) and Leveraged Finance Capital Markets (LFCM) teams engage in all aspects of deal execution and transactions for domestic, foreign, public, and private entities by providing strategic advice to companies on raising debt, restructuring or handling existing outstanding debt, and advising on structured products related to debt issuance. The group structures and syndicates loan and bond financings for corporate and sponsor backed issuers. Teams work on a variety of different transactions including leveraged buyouts, mergers & acquisitions, and recapitalizations across many industries.
