Banking - Commercial Banking, Summer Analyst, Taiwan – APAC, 2027

Job Description

This summer analyst role supports Citi’s Commercial Banking business in Taiwan. Typical requirements include current enrollment in a bachelor’s or master’s degree program, strong academic performance, analytical and communication skills, proficiency in English and Mandarin, and an interest in corporate finance, banking, and financial markets. Candidates should be comfortable working with financial information, researching companies and industries, preparing presentations, and collaborating with relationship managers and product specialists. The role is designed for an adaptable, curious student who can manage deadlines, demonstrate attention to detail, and act professionally with corporate clients. Relevant coursework, leadership experience, internships, and familiarity with Excel or financial analysis are advantageous.

Company Info

Citi is a global financial institution providing banking, markets, wealth management, and transaction services to individuals, businesses, governments, and institutions. With operations in many countries, the bank helps corporate and commercial clients manage cash, finance growth, access capital markets, and conduct cross-border business. Citi’s Commercial Banking division serves medium-sized companies and larger businesses through lending, treasury solutions, trade finance, foreign exchange, and advisory support. In Taiwan, Citi has a long-standing presence and works with local and international companies across important sectors of the economy. The firm places emphasis on global connectivity, digital capabilities, risk management, compliance, and responsible banking. An internship typically offers exposure to client coverage, financial analysis, industry research, internal coordination, and the practical workings of an international bank.

Destination Guide

Taiwan offers strong opportunities in banking, technology, semiconductors, manufacturing, trade, logistics, and professional services, particularly in Taipei and New Taipei City. The culture combines Chinese traditions with modern, internationally minded workplaces; politeness, teamwork, punctuality, and relationship building are valued. Life is convenient, with excellent public transport, affordable food, night markets, cafés, mountains, beaches, and a generally safe urban environment. Mandarin is useful for daily life and many local roles, while international banks often use English alongside Mandarin. Foreign interns and employees should confirm whether the employer sponsors the appropriate work authorization. Taiwan’s Employment Gold Card is available to qualifying professionals, but interns normally require arrangements handled by the employer and school. Relocating students should budget for housing, transport, insurance, and deposits, and arrange accommodation near public transit. Summers are hot, humid, and rainy, with occasional typhoons.