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Standard Chartered's Strategic Advisory & Solutions Internship Programme 2027 offers a 10-week summer experience with real business challenges and mentorship across our global network. You will gain insight into capital structure advisory, transition finance and Islamic banking while building practical skills for your career.
We welcome penultimate-year students who can intern in June 2027 and start full-time in July 2028, with the opportunity to apply for graduate roles with us.
The Strategic Advisory & Solutions (SAS) team is a global advisory platform within Corporate & Investment Banking. They partner with corporate and financial institution clients across multiple sectors and regions to deliver strategic advice on complex capital structure, financing and sustainability decisions. Bringing together expertise across Capital Structure & Rating Advisory, Transition Finance & Advisory and Islamic Banking, SAS operates in a product and sector agnostic manner, combining deep analytical capabilities with the Bank’s global network to deliver tailored, outcome‑driven solutions. With presence across all Standard Chartered’s key markets, the team works closely with coverage, product and sector teams to originate opportunities, unlock balance sheet capacity and drive revenue growth for the Bank.
Join a skills‑first organisation where your potential matters more than your background. Over 10 weeks, you’ll work on real business challenges, build future‑ready skills, and gain insight into how we support clients, facilitate trade and finance growth across our markets. Working alongside colleagues across our global network, you’ll develop the skills, confidence and connections to accelerate your career. For many interns, this is the first step towards a graduate role with us.
We welcome students from all degree disciplines and backgrounds, recognising that diverse perspectives drive innovation.
To be eligible for this internship, you should be an apenultimate year student, able to intern in June 2027, and start full time in July 2028. You should have the permanent legal right to work in the country you’re applying to. You can only submit one application within a six‑month period, so take time to review our opportunities and apply for the role that best fits your interests, skills and career goals.
In line with our Fair Pay Charter, we offer a competitive salary and benefits to support your mental, physical, financial and social wellbeing.
Some of our roles use assessments to help us understand how suitable you are for the role you’ve applied to. If you are invited to take an assessment, this is great news – it means your application has progressed to an important stage of our recruitment process.