Global Corporate Banking Summer Analyst Program | 2026

at  Bank of America

WHY CORPORATE BANKING?

A Corporate Banker is a relationship-driven corporate finance professional, who is an expert in matching clients’ needs with banking solutions.
The Corporate Banker fully embodies Bank of America’s motto and core value “What would you like the power to do?” by leveraging their deep understanding of the financial challenges corporate clients face to effectively deploy the bank’s capabilities and resources to help them achieve their goals.
As a Corporate Banker, you’ll be the hub in the wheel of Bank of America’s products and services for our corporate clients, driving the dialogue and working in partnership with products experts from each group to deliver the bank’s full platform to clients in a timely, smooth and coordinated manner.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Students must be pursuing a Bachelors degree from an accredited university with a graduation timeframe between November 2026 and August 2027
• 3.5 minimum GPA preferred and can demonstrate a track record of superior performance in extracurricular and professional activities
• Distinguished written and verbal communications skills
• Strong analytical and organizational skills and attention to detail
• Proactivity, curiosity, ability to learn quickly, team focus, strong work ethic
• Dedication to building a career in the corporate banking industry, coupled with a strong desire to learn and succeed in team environments
  Bank of America does not complete third party forms from universities or other parties.
  Locations: Opportunities are available in Toronto.

Corporate and Investment Banking are both relationship-focused roles. Although the two groups, which are both organized by industry, often work closely together and even sit on the same floor, there are fundamental differences:

• The Corporate Banker is the gatekeeper of three of the core pillars of the bank’s offering, Debt & Credit Ratings, Risk Management and Treasury Solutions, while the Investment Banker is the gatekeeper of two of the core pillars, M&A and Equity
• The Corporate Banker key contacts are the Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer and CFO while the Investment Banker’s key client contacts are the CEO, CFO and Business Development Manager
• As the Corporate Banker and Investment Banker work in parallel, making sure corporate clients can access the full breadth of the bank’s offering, their paths often intersect on strategic client discussions and transactions and on building and maintaining strong relationships with key client executive

As a Summer Analyst, your key responsibilities may include but will be not limited to the below – don’t worry if these tasks don’t make sense yet, we are here to guide you!

• Working on live deals
• Preparation of internal materials from compliance clearance to deal approval memos for transaction capital committees
• Preparation of external materials such as working group lists, due diligence questionnaires and lender presentations
• Working on client pitches, helping strengthen and expand the relationship
• Preparation of relationship overview and coverage team pages
• Performance of various financial analyses including capital structure and credit ratings analysis, WACC analysis and fire power analysis
• Peer analysis, such as liquidity, capital allocation, capital structure and fixed to floating profile analysis
• Working on the day-to-day client relationship, helping clients solve any issues or needs that might aris