The FSDH Graduate Analyst Programme is a one-year career development initiative designed for young, ambitious Nigerian graduates seeking to build a strong foundation in the financial services sector. The programme equips participants with technical skills, industry knowledge, and hands-on experience across FSDH Group subsidiaries.
Programme Summary
Host: FSDH Holding Company Plc
Category: Internships | Training
Eligible Country: Nigeria
Reward: Monthly Salary, Industry Training, Employment Opportunity
IELTS: Not Required
Deadline: Not Specified
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About the FSDH Graduate Analyst Programme
The FSDH Graduate Analyst Programme offers young graduates a unique opportunity to begin their careers within one of Nigeria’s leading financial services institutions.
FSDH Holding Company Limited operates as a non-operating holding company with subsidiaries including:
FSDH Asset Management
FSDH Capital
FSDH Merchant Bank
Pensions Alliance Limited (PAL)
Applicants interested in the FSDH Merchant Bank Graduate Trainee Programme 2026 will find all relevant details, eligibility criteria, and application instructions below.
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Eligibility Requirements
To be considered for the 2026 FSDH Graduate Analyst Programme, candidates must have:
All relevant academic certificates
Strong analytical skills
A background in Economics, Accounting, Sciences, or Information Technology
Demonstrated interest in the financial services sector
Minimum of Second-Class Upper (2:1) from a recognized university
Completed NYSC
Creativity, drive, and a proven track record of achievement
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Benefits of the Programme
One-year structured career development
Monthly stipend
Hands-on industry training
Potential employment within FSDH
Opportunity to work with seasoned professionals across various financial segments
How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should apply using the link provided below:
👉 CLICK HERE TO APPLY
Best wishes to all applicants.
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