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2026 Capital Markets Summer Intern - Investment Grade Debt Capital Markets

What you’ll do 

Our 10-week paid internship will provide you with the foundation to become a financial market specialist while working in a dynamic and supportive team environment. You will receive accelerated learning and skill development through a mix of on-the-job training, mentorship, a community of peers and advisors, and a pathway to our full-time Capital Markets Development Program upon graduation. 

 

Debt Capital Markets (DCM) Role: 

US Bancorp’s Debt Capital Markets (DCM) group specializes in the origination, structuring and syndication of fixed income securities (primarily publicly traded corporate bonds) investment grade (IG) corporations and partnerships across a variety of industries.  Transactions finance a wide array of client needs, such as acquisitions, capital expenditures, liability management exercises, refinancings and recapitalizations.   

 

Client coverage is focused on leading primary market bond issuances, with tailored corporate finance advice, capital structure recommendations, regular market updates and transaction execution guidance to Chief Financial Officers, Corporate Treasurers and related Treasury staff supporting this aim.  

 

Incoming summer IG DCM analysts will join a lean, collegial and collaborative team that runs one of the leading underwriting platforms for domestic corporate bond issuances for an immersive, 10-week program.  Summer analysts assist team members who share in their professional development, affording them the opportunity to take on increased ownership of the work product as their capabilities advance. 

 

Roles and Responsibilities 

Summer analysts directly support DCM professionals in their client coverage and deal execution efforts:  

Assist in deal preparations and execution (e.g. market and deal process updates, investor marketing, due diligence, documentation/filings, sales team memos, investor and orderbook analysis, credit approval) 

Analyze macroeconomic, interest rate and corporate bond market conditions 

Perform credit, sector, comparable company and relative value analyses 

Create tailored presentation materials used in client pitches  

Compose written market update summaries for clients and internal staff 

Run models to determine the financial impact of potential liability management transactions 

Regularly collaborate with internal team members, such as syndicate and corporate banking, as well as our public side sales & trading partners 

 

Who we’re looking for 

We’re looking for intellectually curious and creative thinkers who can think on their feet and thoughtfully react to a changing market.  

 

Basic qualifications: 

Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Finance, Financial Engineering, Economics, Accounting, Math, or a related field with a target graduation of December 2026 or spring 2027 

Ability to start the internship program on June 1, 2026 

 

Preferred qualifications: 

Major/concentration in Finance, Economics, Accounting, Math or a related field 

Previous industry experience, such as Investment Banking, Corporate Banking, Corporate Finance/Treasury, Sales & Trading 

Excellent verbal and written communication and presentation skills 

Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint 

Financial modeling, analytical and strategic thinking skills 

Exceptional work ethic and attention to detail 

High levels of personal motivation and intellectual capacity 

Comfort functioning both independently and as part of a team 

Ability and desire to work in an exciting, fast-paced environment 

Capacity to multi-task under stress and manage time efficiently 

Working understanding of the economy, capital markets and financial statement analysis 

General knowledge of Bloomberg Terminal 

 

Internship benefits:  

Meaningful, hands-on work that impacts the business  

Networking opportunities with senior leadership, U.S. Bank team members, and interns  

Potential for a fulltime offer upon graduation into a development program  

  

Working model and hours:  

This role is hybrid. Interns who are in a hybrid role typically spend three days a week at the listed U.S. Bank location(s), while having flexibility on their work location for the other working days. Interns work approximately 40-hours each week during the internship.  

  

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