Corporate & Investment Bank: Markets

Analyst Training Programme

Deutsche Bank “Best global Bank 2011”

A Passion to Perform. It’s what drives us. More than a claim, this describes the way we do business. We compete to be the leading global provider of financial services, balancing passion with precision to deliver superior solutions for our clients. Our people make this possible: agile minds, able to see beyond the obvious, act effectively in an ever-changing global business landscape. As you’ll discover, our culture supports this. Diverse, international and shaped by a variety of different perspectives, we’re driven by a shared sense of purpose.

In 2011, we were named the “Best Global Bank” by Euromoney, the flagship international finance magazine. It’s validation of the successful transformation in our business over the past few years. Today, Deutsche Bank is a leader in Germany and Europe and is continuously growing in North America, Asia and key emerging markets.

Markets

In the world’s financial markets Deutsche Bank’s Markets is recognised as a leader. Top industry publications consistently rank our investment banking products and services as top in the market. our 6,000 employees around the world have a reputation for being high performers providing clients with unique insights, vast experience and an unparalleled level of service.

Our award-winning business covers bonds, equities, FX, money market products, commodities and all forms of derivatives and structured investment, financing and risk management products.

We are active throughout Europe, North America, Asia and all the world’s emerging markets.

Our People

Our people are outstanding individuals with agile minds, from a diverse range of backgrounds and cultures. They generate fresh ideas and innovative solutions that set us apart from our competitors and add value to our clients. To join as an analyst in markets you should:

– be in your final year of study,

– speak fluent English (additional languages are desirable for some locations but not a prerequisite),

– possess strong quantitative, technical and analytical skills,

– demonstrate creative problem-solving abilities,

– have excellent communication skills and strong motivation.

Your Programme

Real-world experience is the driving force behind our graduate training programme, making it one of the most comprehensive of its kind. We are one of the only banks that still takes a completely global approach and we offer a mixture of specialist, tailored training and on-the-job development.



Induction:

You‘ll start with a seven-week CIB-wide induction in New York. Your schedule will include networking events, global orientation and business-specific training to really help you make your mark as an analyst. The training will cover all markets products and Client Coverage groups and will be assessed through progress tests and formal written exams. This experience is an invaluable opportunity to gain a breadth of technical and product knowledge and to start to build relationships that will be vital to you in your career with the Bank.



Programme:

Over the course of the programme, you can expect to take an active and productive role in live deals and transactions while developing a deep understanding of our clients’ businesses. Depending on location, you will complete up to three rotations between product and coverage groups. Your role on each project will vary, providing you with breadth and depth of experience and honing your skills to become a world-class professional.

Development:

We believe that continuous learning is vital to your career at Deutsche Bank. To ensure our markets analysts are industry leaders we have designed our progressive Continuous Development Programme that includes desk-specific skills and a Career Management module.

Eligibility: students who will graduate in 2012

Deadline to apply: Friday 16 March 2012 

For more information and to apply, please visit our website at db.com/careers

At Deutsche Bank, we are proud to be an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action (m/f/D/V) employer.