2027 Truist Securities - Equity Research (Sales, Trading & Research) - Analyst Program (Intern Conversion

Truist Securities Analyst Position

Truist Securities' Corporate and Investment Banking Program begins with up to seven weeks of classroom instruction that consists of an introduction to capital markets, products and services, accounting, corporate finance, systems and financial modeling training designed to give Analysts all the tools they will need to be successful. After the classroom training, Analysts will join a business group and play a meaningful role in supporting senior Sales, Trading & Research professionals.

The Analyst program provides the opportunity to gain exposure to a number of disciplines within Sales, Trading & Research. Assignments will be with one of our Sales, Trading & Research groups listed below, with the opportunity to interact with other groups and disciplines throughout the investment bank. Within each group, Analysts play a meaningful role in supporting internal and external clients.

Equity Research is recommended for individuals with an interest in capital markets. Analysts will be embedded on a team(s) that covers a specific sector, under the watch of a senior research analyst (VP, Director or MD). Each team covers 10-35 stocks and is responsible for publishing research reports and providing "bespoke" content that is utilized by institutional investors during their investment process.

Additionally, published material is widely disseminated among the corporate community and industry contacts. The Analyst will support their assigned team during the production and writing of research reports, which include investment recommendations (BUY, SELL or HOLD); this may include: data analysis, building/maintaining financial models, and participation in conference calls with company management teams or institutional clients.

The role of an equity salesperson at the core is to distribute and sell the firm's equity research, provide corporate access and capital markets offerings to buy-side clients. Additionally, relationship building is essential to the role. Salespeople aim to help foster connectivity between Research and our clients. Both Sales & Trading work in conjunction with Equity Research to provide value to buy-side clients, which consist of both hedge funds and mutual funds.

The role of an equity sales trader is to facilitate trades on behalf of the customer and consists of both sales traders and position traders. The firm's equity traders work internally with Research & Sales while interacting and executing trades for buy-side counterparts to create value with best execution and to receive payment for the firm's services. Like Equity Sales, developing and maintaining relationships with buy-side counterparts (the 'client') is a key aspect to the job, while skill in trading is essential.

Truist is a growing top tier US bank with an expanding Equity Sales and Trading Operation. Currently our Equity trading desk handles high touch and low touch equity trading with an eye to adding capabilities in options, derivatives, and prime brokerage in the future.

Fixed Income Sales & Trading

The Sales, Trading & Research Analyst position is typically a two-year position. At the end of the two-year period, Analysts may be asked to remain in the role for an additional year.

Location:

Truist Securities is headquartered in Atlanta, GA, with offices throughout the U.S. The majority of Sales, Trading & Research Analysts will be placed in Atlanta, Charlotte or New York.

$100k comp across all locations The base salary for this position is $100,000.

Minimum Requirements:

• Completed BA/BS degree with a scheduled graduation of December 2026 – May/June 2027
• Proven analytical ability and attention to detail
• Solid leadership and interpersonal skills
• Superior written and oral communication skills
• Ability to work well in a fast-paced, team oriented environment
• Must have been a 2026 Truist Intern

Preferred Requirements:

• Business or STEM (highly preferred) major
• Strong interest in finance and investment banking
• Prior completion of Accounting or Finance coursework
• High degree of academic and extracurricular achievement
• Willingness to commit substantial time and energy to the program
• Overall GPA of 3.0

In compliance with law, Truist will consider any candidate with an unrestricted work authorization at the time of hire. Truist will not sponsor in this role for an H-1B visa or permanent residency now or in the future.

Truist is an Equal Opportunity Employer that does not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, color, religion, citizenship or national origin, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, veteran status, or other classification protected by law. Truist is a Drug Free Workplace.