Corporate Banking Coverage Analyst

Societe Generale; Fatih; On-site; TRY 240,000 - 420,000; Full time

Job summary

Société Générale Türkiye seeks a Coverage Support Analyst to join the Corporate & Investment Banking team in Istanbul. You will coordinate loan documentation, run internal models, and prepare profitability reports in coordination with Relationship Managers.

Ideal candidates hold a graduate degree and 1–5 years of corporate/FI banking experience, with excellent command of English and Turkish; French is a plus. This role offers growth through diverse exposures in an international bank.

Qualifications

• Graduate degree from a reputable university (Engineering, Management or Economics would be preferred).
• 1–5 years of corporate and/or FI banking business experience is a plus.
• Excellent command of English and Turkish; French would be an asset.

Responsibilities

• Coordinating and assisting the loan documentation process for corporate and FI banking clients
• Running SG’s internal models and profitability simulations
• Reporting corporate and FI banking budget, profitability estimations and realizations
• Preparing relationship/coverage activity reports in coordination with relevant Relationship Managers (RMs)
• Executing KYC and Compliance processes on behalf of corporate and FI banking coverage unit
• Preparing all kinds of internal and external business presentations together with Relationship Managers

Skills

Analytical thinking

Problem solving

Interpersonal skills

Team Spirit

Education

Graduate degree from a reputable university

Job description

Société Générale Türkiye seeks a Coverage Support Analyst to join the Corporate & Investment Banking team in Istanbul. You will coordinate loan documentation, run internal models, and prepare profitability reports in coordination with Relationship Managers.

Ideal candidates hold a graduate degree and 1–5 years of corporate/FI banking experience, with excellent command of English and Turkish; French is a plus. This role offers growth through diverse exposures in an international bank.