2027 Portfolio and Relationship Management Development Program

At U.S. Bank, we’re on a journey to do our best. Helping the customers and businesses we serve to make better and smarter financial decisions and enabling the communities we support to grow and succeed.  We believe it takes all of us to bring our shared ambition to life, and each person is unique in their potential. A career with U.S. Bank gives you a wide, ever-growing range of opportunities to discover what makes you thrive at every stage of your career. Try new things, learn new skills and discover what you excel at—all from Day One.

Institutional Client Group Overview   The Institutional Client Group (ICG) serves a broad range of institutional   clients— including asset managers, hedge funds, corporations, governments, and financial institutions—by delivering strategic financial solutions across capital markets, advisory, and transaction services. Analysts in this group play a critical role in supporting client coverage teams by analyzing financial data,   identifying   opportunities, and helping deliver tailored solutions across a variety of industries and geographies.     Portfolio and Relationship Management Development Program   The   Portfolio and Relationship Management Development Program   is designed to develop foundational skills within U.S. Bank’s Institutional Credit Group (ICG)   or Asset-Based Finance (ABF) . Analysts will receive structured credit training and gain exposure to core credit processes, relationship management, and portfolio management throughout this multi-year program.     First Year Program Highlights:   Tailored Credit Training with a focused curriculum covering credit analysis, financial statement interpretation, and U.S. Bank’s lending philosophy.   Contribute to live credit transactions and portfolio reviews that support client and business decisions.   Learn how we build and   maintain   strong client partnerships, and how credit supports long-term relationship management.   Work alongside experienced credit officers and relationship managers who will guide your growth.   Gain firsthand exposure to the Relationship Management function by supporting client interactions, understanding strategic account planning, and   observing   how relationship managers drive client success.   Participate in ongoing product training to gain a working knowledge of the broader Bank and key cross-sell functions connected to ICG.     Structured Career Path:   After the first year in the   Portfolio and Relationship Management Development Program , participants are strategically placed into either Credit Analyst or Relationship Management   Analyst roles, allowing for focused development aligned with individual strengths and career aspirations.   Credit Analyst: Collaborates with Portfolio Managers to evaluate financial performance, assess credit risk, and deliver insights that guide sound lending decisions and strengthen the bank’s portfolio.   Relationship Management Analyst: Supports Relationship Managers and business development efforts by coordinating solutions and   identifying   product offerings for the bank’s clients.

Prepare financial statement spreads, quarterly trend analyses, monitoring reports, and covenant tests   in accordance with   bank standards and credit policy.   Conduct research and reporting using internal and external platforms to   identify   sector trends, risks, and opportunities.   Analyze financial disclosures to support credit assessments and client evaluations.   Monitor client risk profiles and contribute to internal assessments that inform credit decisions and product delivery.   Support Portfolio Managers in preparing and presenting credit requests and sector reviews.   Maintain   compliance databases tracking financial reporting requirements, credit agreement terms, and key credit metrics.   Assist Relationship Managers and Coverage Bankers with industry research,