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Deutsche Bank Graduate Programme (f/m/x) Investment Bank: Global Markets (Sales / Trading / Structuring) 2025

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Deutsche Bank

Sep 23, 2024

Applications are closed

  • Job
    Full-time
    Entry, Junior, Mid, Senior & Expert Level
  • Sales & Business Development
    Banking & Finance

Requirements

  • We look for high potential candidates who:
  • Demonstrate ambition, focus, and self-drive
  • Are resilient and eager to take on responsibility
  • Are intellectually curious and have strong quantitative reasoning and problem-solving skills
  • Are able to explain complex concepts in an understandable way
  • Are enthusiastic to learn about financial markets and products
  • Have excellent academic results
  • To be eligible for the 2025 Graduate Programme you must:
  • Complete your studies (all final exams, coursework and have no outstanding requirements for graduation) between 1st January 2024 and 31st July 2025
  • Be able to start full time work in July 2025, subject to local working legislation and visa requirements
  • Possess no more than 12 months full-time, relevant work experience (excluding internships)

Responsibilities

  • Mentoring from senior management to find the right team based on your unique skill set
  • Intensive investment in your learning, both formal and on-the-job
  • Empowerment to explore and pitch your business ideas, with a fast feedback loop
  • Exposure to products, clients, and trends at the center of financial markets
  • Opportunity to develop a network of high performing financing professionals to drive your future career prospects

FAQs

What is the duration of the Deutsche Bank Graduate Programme?

The Deutsche Bank Graduate Programme lasts for a duration of approximately one year, starting in July 2025.

Where is the Deutsche Bank Graduate Programme located?

The Deutsche Bank Graduate Programme is located in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.

What areas can graduates expect to work in during the programme?

Graduates can expect to work in areas of Sales, Trading, and Structuring within the Fixed Income & Currencies (FIC) business.

What type of support do graduates receive during the programme?

Graduates receive mentoring from senior management, intensive investment in their learning, and guidance in finding the right team based on their skills.

What qualifications are required to apply for the Graduate Programme?

Applicants must complete their studies between 1st January 2024 and 31st July 2025, start full-time work in July 2025, and have no more than 12 months of relevant full-time work experience.

Is there any specific academic requirement for applicants?

Yes, applicants should have excellent academic results and demonstrate strong quantitative reasoning and problem-solving skills.

What benefits and wellbeing support does Deutsche Bank offer to graduates?

Deutsche Bank offers a competitive base salary, comprehensive pension and insurance plans, professional training, and an experienced mentor and graduate buddy from day one.

Does Deutsche Bank promote diversity and inclusion in the workplace?

Yes, Deutsche Bank is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive work environment, where all employees feel welcomed, respected, and can contribute and grow.

How can I apply for the Graduate Programme?

You can apply for the Graduate Programme through the Careers Website, where you should include your current CV, transcripts of records, and internship/employment references.

What should I prepare for my application?

You should prepare your current CV, A-level and university transcripts, and any internship or employment references to submit with your application.

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Deutsche Bank

Finance
Industry
10,001+
Employees
1869
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

At Deutsche Bank, we give original thinkers the space and support they need to shine. Merging local knowledge with global vision, in-depth insight with industry-leading digital expertise, if you’re an innovator by nature, we can help you to unleash your potential. We see things differently at Deutsche Bank – and we’re proud of our fresh perspective. Today, we’re driving growth through our strong client franchise, investing heavily in digital technologies, prioritising long-term success over short term gains, and serving society with ambition and integrity. Wherever your interests lie – in investment banking, trading, private wealth, asset management, retail banking - or many of the infrastructure functions that support them – you’ll discover resources, training and opportunities designed to keep you ahead of the curve. Intelligence has no boundaries: we welcome high-achieving, talented individuals from any background.

Benefits

  • Home office flexible work time

    We support flexible working, whether that’s working from home, flexible working hours or even part-time working. However, it is important to note that opportunities will vary depending on your particular role.

  • Annual leave & more

    Employees are entitled to generous leave allowance (details should be discussed with local recruitment teams). Additionally, paid leave is granted for special events including, wedding/civil partnerships, compassionate leave, paternity leave or when you’re caring for a sick child. On top of the statutory 36 months of parental leave (Germany), Deutsche Bank offers an extra six months of parental leave – providing you have been with us for more than three years.

  • Support & Counselling

    Whether you need professional help or personal advice: Deutsche Bank offers a comprehensive support network ranging from career advice, mental health support, assistance in finding childcare or social care for the elderly.

  • Health insurance

    You can choose between statutory or a range of private health insurance options. Our statutory health insurance ‘Betriebskrankenkasse BKK’ is available exclusively to Deutsche Bank employees and their families. Aside from shorter waiting times for appointments, BKK provides access to expert medical consultations over the phone and regular health checks.

  • Sick pay

    Beyond statutory sick pay, Deutsche Bank will also cover the difference between your net salary and the statutory sickness benefit allowance. The duration of the sick pay will be dependent on the number of years you’ve worked with us.

  • Pension

    We understand that pensions can be a dry topic; however here at Deutsche Bank, we are dedicated to simplifying the complexities, so that all of our people can enjoy their lives beyond work. To provide a great foundation for your future, we provide our people with a comprehensive pension scheme that delivers all the security and all the flexibility you need.