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Who you are
You’re curious, analytical, and love figuring out the why behind the numbers. You enjoy solving problems, spotting patterns, and turning data into ideas that make a real difference. You don’t need to arrive knowing every financial concept – bring your curiosity, motivation, and problem-solving mindset, and we’ll help you learn the rest.
You could be a great fit if you’re:
• Curious by nature: You’re always eager to learn something new to level up how you think and work.
• An analytical thinker: You enjoy breaking down complex problems, looking at them from every angle, and finding smart, logical solutions.
• A people person: You know how to build trust and great relationships – and how they help you get things done.
• An effective communicator: You can explain complex ideas clearly, adapting your style for different audiences.
• Self-aware: You reflect on your choices so you can do even better next time – whether you’re analysing data or collaborating with colleagues.
What you’ll do
Here’s a taste of what you’ll work on:
• Get into the detail: Analyse complex financial data to inform big business decisions and boost performance.
• Improving efficiency: Spot opportunities to automate reporting with cutting-edge digital and AI tools.
• Making recommendations: Combine data and trends into reports and turn them into actionable suggestions.
• Collaborating: Work with teams across HSBC, supporting them on finance/balance sheet management, regulatory reporting, tax, and transformation projects.
• Shaping strategy: Apply your growing knowledge of finance to help guide HSBC’s future.
What you’ll learn
Over 10 weeks, you’ll join a specific finance team and see first-hand how business analysis drives decision-making at HSBC. You’ll get stuck in from day one, working on projects that have a real impact.
You’ll combine technical training, skills coaching, and hands-on work to build your confidence and capability. You’ll leave with an understanding of financial concepts, reporting, and market trends – and how they influence big business decisions.
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