Sales, Trading and Structuring Graduate Programme 2027 Hong Kong

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Barclays’ Sales, Trading and Structuring Graduate Programme is designed for recent graduates joining its Markets business in Hong Kong. Candidates typically need a bachelor’s or master’s degree, strong academic performance, sound numerical and analytical ability, and an interest in financial markets, products and economic developments. The role may involve client coverage, trade execution, market analysis, product structuring, risk management and collaboration with trading and research teams. Successful candidates are expected to communicate clearly, work accurately under pressure, demonstrate commercial awareness, act with integrity and learn quickly. Fluency in English is generally required; Cantonese or Mandarin may be advantageous for Hong Kong-based client work. Eligibility to work in Hong Kong and graduation within the programme’s specified timeframe will also apply.

About the employer

Barclays is a major British universal bank with operations spanning personal banking, corporate and commercial banking, wealth management and investment banking. Its Investment Bank serves governments, institutions, corporations and other professional investors through advisory, financing, sales, trading, research and risk-management services. The bank has a long-established presence in Asia-Pacific, including Hong Kong, a key regional centre for capital markets and cross-border finance. Barclays promotes collaboration, integrity, client focus and responsible decision-making, while offering graduate and analyst programmes that combine structured training with practical experience. In a Sales, Trading and Structuring role, graduates may work with teams covering equities, rates, foreign exchange, credit, commodities or related derivatives, depending on business needs and individual placement. Compensation commonly includes a competitive base salary, benefits and a discretionary performance-related bonus.