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2027 July Full Time Analyst (Corporate Rotational Programme) London

A full-time rotational analyst programme for July 2027 in London. Rotations include Finance, HR, Management & Operations.

Location

London

Education

Undergraduate

Industry

Investment Banking, Finance

Format

In-Person

Deadline

18 October 2026

Last verified: 16 September 2026

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About this opportunity

PJT Partners is seeking candidates for its 2027 Corporate Full-Time Rotational Programme in London. Successful candidates will rotate through corporate functions such as Finance, Human Resources, and Management & Operations, contributing to meaningful workstreams alongside experienced professionals.

Who is it for?

Current undergraduate or graduate students, or recent graduates, eligible to graduate no later than June 2027.

What you will gain

Experience across various corporate functions, professional development, and involvement in meaningful projects in an investment banking environment.

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Requirements

Enrolled as a full-time university student or recent graduate, with graduation no later than June 2027. Strong academic and extracurricular background, communication, teamwork, and MS Office proficiency. CV with expected graduation and grade required in PDF.

How to apply

Submit your CV including expected graduation and grade in PDF format. Follow the online application portal instructions.

Ready to apply?

Visit the official PJT Partners page to apply for this opportunity.

Always confirm eligibility, deadlines, and requirements directly on the official PJT Partners website before applying. Nentra does not guarantee the accuracy of third-party programme details.

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