Spring 2027
Sales and trading spring weeks
7 of the 10 firms we follow for sales and trading spring weeks are open now, with 9 roles between them. 2 opened this season and are no longer listed. 1 has yet to open.
Updated 14m ago
Newest roles
- Deutsche Bank Rise into Fixed Income and Currencies - London - 2027
Deutsche Bank · London · opened 2 Nov
- London - 2027 Spring Insight - Global Markets
BNP Paribas · London · opened 26 Oct
- Women in Trading Spring Week 2027
Maven Securities · London · opened 9 Oct
- Institutional Equities Sales & Trading Shadow Week (May 2027) – New York City
Baird · New York · opened 30 Sept
- Flow Quant Trading Days 2026
Flow Traders · Amsterdam · opened 14 Sept
4 more open roles across 7 firms are on Jorb AI.
Open now (7)
| Firm | Open roles | Opened | Last season |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deutsche Bank | 3 | 2 Nov | – |
| Maven Securities | 1 | 9 Oct | 15 Dec 2025 → 16 Jan 2026 |
| Baird | 1 | 30 Sept | – |
| Flow Traders | 1 | 14 Sept | – |
| Akuna Capital | 1 | 19 Jul | – |
| BNP Paribas | 1 | 26 Jun | – |
| Virtu Financial | 1 | 8 Jun | – |
Still to open (1)
Firms that ran this programme last season but have not posted it yet, soonest first.
- BarclaysDue around 1 Dec · opened 1 Dec 2025 last season
No longer listed this season (2)
- J.P. MorganOpened 1 Oct · no longer listed since 2 Nov
- CitiOpened 5 Oct · no longer listed since 29 Oct
How the season runs
This is the first season we have followed most of these firms, so next year this page will say when each one is likely to open.
Applying across this list
7 firms are open for sales and trading spring weeks right now, each with its own portal, documents and deadline, and 1 more firm is due to open this season. Jorb AI's application agent handles the multi-firm workload in one place, tailoring a CV and cover letter for each role you pursue and tracking each application alongside the rest.
Keep looking
“Opened” is the date the firm posted a role, or the day Jorb AI first saw it on the firm’s own careers site, which we check daily. “No longer listed” means the posting has been gone for a few days. Last season’s dates are shown only for firms we were already following when that season began.