Are you looking to explore the field of Banking? Merrimack County Savings Bank (The Merrimack) has a Teller Apprentice opportunity available. The apprentice program is designed to explore the banking industry and provide a pathway to a career. To learn more about this opportunity, please visit us at www.nhmutual.com/careers #nowhiring #jobalert #apprenticenh #onthejobtraining #growthopportunity #bankingcareers #employment #diverseworkplace #newhampshire
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News of Standard Chartered Bank considering restructuring its #institutionalbanking arm (includes its investment bankers and traders) to improve returns, is doing the rounds. ➡ What are predicted headcounts of related Standard Chartered teams in 2024 & 2025? ➡ What will you need to know about this development if you're keen to crack multiple banking & investment banking offers for #summernanalyst and #gradjob roles? SCB’s departmental division of labor has always been very different from other banks. While student internships should not be impacted much from restructuring, you must have clarity on key divisions as #standardchartered has continuously adjusted the structure of the Internship/Graduate Program in the last decade. 📍10 years ago: All-round rotational program: Management Trainee Program Rotations across ✅Retail ✅Commercial Bank ✅Corp Bank ✅Sales & Trading ✅IBD 📍7-8 years ago: After students join the program, they did rotations as a team under a specific dept: ✅Retail ✅Commercial Bank ✅Transactional Bank ✅Corp Bank ✅Financial Markets (S&T+DCM Team) ✅IBD (=Corporate Finance) 📍4-5 years ago: ➡️Place Commercial, Corp Bank and IBD (Corporate Finance) together and hire someone ✅CCIB(Corporate, Commercial and Institutional Banking) ✅Retail ✅Financial Markets 📍Last year: ➡️There are also divisions with different subdivisions ✅CPBB (=retail) ✅Client Coverage(=Commercial and Corporate Bank) ✅Investment Banking (=Corporate Finance =IBD) ✅Financial Markets (=S&T+DCM Team) ✅Digital Channels & Data Analytics ✅Transaction Banking ✅Treasury Evidently last year, Standard Chartered once again separated IBD and hired people. At the same time, it occasionally opened Risk, Compliance and Operations departments. Students may ask: "If I am interested in Private Banking, which department should I apply for?" Since SCB does not have an exclusive department, students can only sign up via the PWMA Program (opens in October). What are SCB's key teams and strengths? Most of Standard Chartered's revenue or profit comes from the following departments. Its strengths are in products such as Trade Finance and Loan. Some of it also comes from Retail (incl #privatebanking) and S&T: ✅Commercial Bank ✅Corp Bank ✅Transactional Bank Based on last year’s headcount data, #ibankcoaching predicts the headcount distribution of various departments in the coming year ✅CPBB (Retail & Wealth Man): 5-8 ✅Client Coverage (Commercial and Corp Bank): 7-10 ✅Investment Banking: 2-4 ✅Financial Markets: 4-5 ✅Treasury: 2-3 ✅Digital Channels & Data Analytics: 4-5 ✅Transactional Bank: 2-3 But it’s so complicated. Why do you need to do this? Your job application strategy will directly affect your success rate this recruitment season. You must review the requirements of each team, headcount, and the work they do before applying to know which role suits your skills & interests best. Want to know how we can help? Check out the 1st comment 👇 #hku #hkust #cuhk #smu #ntusg #nus
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My Summer Internship At Au Bank I am very delighted to tell that I am doing my internship at au bank for training in the functions of banking and working for experience in the stipulated time.lets talk about au bank. About Au bank Arising from the raw passion to build the nation Mr. Sanjay Agarwal the First Generation Chartered Accountant Merit Holder took upon the challenge to finance the entrepreneur dream of the un-reached and un-banked populace of India. This dream was brought into reality and Au Financiers was started in the year 1996. Originally based in Jaipur and Rajasthan, this NBFC as a retail focused company has been catering to the credit needs of the rural and urban population for the past two decades delivering fast and account specific credit solution. Subsequently, getting the Small Finance Bank (SFB) licence in 2015, Au Financiers-ST started its operation as SFB from 19th April 2017. The same year in November, it has been awarded the Scheduled Bank status and later on, has entered the list of Fortune India 500 companies. Over the years, it has shifted from an NBFC to a Bank and primarily looks at solutions, with consideration given to its clients. Being Bankers to the depositors’ wealth, the Bank remained fully compliant throughout the process and concluded as a well-governed and trustworthy Financial Institutions under the aegis of sounded Banking Principles namely, Inclusiveness; Progress for all, simplicity, & Action & Urgency. And in the year 2021, The bank emerged as the Largest Small Finance Bank of the nation and changed tagline from ‘Chalo aage badhein’ to ‘Badlaav humse hai’. This is also the first tagline which is the Bank’s integrated brand campaign, and it clearly matches the spirit of the institution, propounding the notion of defying norms. New brand campaign was initiated simultaneously with the Product launch and with this company unveiled digital platform AU 0101, Credit Card and QR Code with Sound Box. As we can observe the writing the rule book and demand of customer’s also changing with this technological advancement the Bank is diving in the race of Tech-led Bank. By embracing technology, driving financial inclusion, and building strong customer relationships, the Bank has transformed lives and contributed to the economic development of the nation. The footprints expanded from 403 Touchpoints in 8 States and 2 Union Territories in 2017 to 2383 Touchpoints in 21 States and 4 Union Territories as on 31st March 2024. Looking ahead, the Bank remains committed to its mission, constantly evolving, and adapting to meet the changing needs of the customers and continuing to make a meaningful difference in the lives of millions
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In the dynamic and fast-paced world of banking, teamwork is the cornerstone of success. At Premier Bank, where I am currently interning in the General Banking (GB) sector, the importance of collaboration and unity among team members cannot be overstated. Key Benefits of Teamwork: 1. Synergy and Efficiency: Tasks like updating forms and maintaining checkbook registers are completed accurately and promptly through coordinated efforts. 2. Enhanced Customer Service: A unified team ensures customers receive timely and accurate services, building trust and loyalty. 3. Learning and Development: Interns and new employees gain valuable insights from experienced colleagues, improving their skills. 4. Problem Solving and Innovation: Diverse perspectives help the team tackle challenges effectively and implement innovative solutions. 5. Positive Work Environment: Supportive teamwork boosts morale, job satisfaction, and reduces turnover. Conclusion: Teamwork is essential in banking, driving success and customer satisfaction. At Premier Bank, a dedicated and cohesive team makes all the difference, proving that teamwork truly makes the dream work! #teamwork #banking #customerservice #efficiency #innovation #learning #positiveworkenvironment #bankinginternship #success. #premierbank
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THIS WEEK'S 100 INVESTMENT BANKING INTERNSHIPS, CAREERS, TIPS AND MORE INCLUDING: WILLIAM BLAIR, SOLEBURY CAPITAL, TRUIST SECURITIES 100 INVESTMENT BANKING INTERNSHIP/CAREERS WEBSITE TO APPLY: 1. William Blair: https://lnkd.in/gKZTEAvU 2. Clayton Capital Partners: https://lnkd.in/gpYgPWnT 3. Fifth Third Bank: https://lnkd.in/gzTzT27q 4. Hermes Capital Advisors: https://lnkd.in/g5kjFDWd 5. Solebury Capital: www.solecap.com/careers/ 6. Truist Securities: https://lnkd.in/gmexnQUT 7. Maxim Group: www.maximgrp.com/careers/ 8. Paramax Corporation: paramaxcorp.com/resources/ 9. Gar Wood Securities: https://lnkd.in/gHzdRVBp 10. Angle Advisors: https://lnkd.in/gae-4ZM4 11.-100. See 90 more here: https://lnkd.in/gEDCTaEY 100 IB CAREER TIPS: 1. If delivery is needed, try a courier service 2. If news is sensitive, pick-up the phone, it is better telling over the phone (especially if we missed something) than sending the bad news via email that can be easily forwarded and shared 3. Keep it clean on email and chat because everything is monitored 4. Don’t ever badmouth other employees or clients. Using initials is not a loophole 5. Don’t express valuation viewpoints about clients or companies you are pitching to (e.g., “no way they’re worth $500M” or “I’d be surprised if we get any bids” or “I couldn’t find any research so invented the growth rate”) – these messages are monitored, archived, and may be used as evidence if there is a lawsuit involving counterparties 6. If you inadvertently receive or distribute an email containing confidential or material, nonpublic information, contact the Control Group immediately for appropriate next steps 7. Don’t take shortcuts around any legal, due diligence or risk processes. Elevate any concerns or problems you encounter in these areas to more senior people as soon as you identify a potential problem 8. Don’t be political 9. Don’t assume anything 10. Don’t decide yourself the priority of work assignments. Always ask 11.-100. See 90 more here: https://lnkd.in/gh7udgtw 1,000+ MORE US INVESTMENT BANKS: WALL STREET CONNECTOR HELPS YOU TO FIND HIGH-PAYING INVESTMENT BANKING JOBS — No other website provides you a searchable list of 7,500+ investment banking contacts, 1,000+ US investment banks in 40+ states with website, internships and careers page, contact email address, address of each office location, phone number and more. Use promo code WSCARTICLE20 to get 20% off: https://lnkd.in/gcWfrtiS #investmentbanking #investmentbanks #investmentbank #investmentbanker #investmentbank #financecareers #financecareer #wallstreetintern
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I had the wonderful privilege of participating in an apprenticeship programme with HSBC Trade Services. This is a small group session and we get to learn directly from the trade finance experts. I've spent my whole banking career in the sales desk. This is my first time, a super rare opportunity, to sit beside our operations colleagues and learn everything we want to know from them. As it was just a small group of 3 of us, I unabashedly asked a ton of questions. I get to see how SWIFT messages come in. How Letter of Credit (LC) is issued. How LC is vetted. The systems that they use. The things that the LC checkers look at. Super eye opening experience. It's really seeing and experiencing the part of the bank that I hear about, understand conceptually, but never seen it in real life. Typically, RMs like us learn trade finance and improve our knowledge through the cases we encounter and handle. This time, going to trade ops to see the different trade structures of a wide range of customers, truly accelerated my learning and exposure. I get to see and learn about those sophisticated trade instruments that are less common in the Business Banking segment that I'm in. If you are looking for a commercial banker that has a good understanding of letter of credit and trade finance, let's have a conversation. #letterofcredit #backtobacklc #sblc #guarantees #exporttradefinance #importtradeissuance #commercialbanking
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THIS WEEK'S 100 INVESTMENT BANKING INTERNSHIPS, CAREERS, TIPS AND MORE INCLUDING: WILLIAM BLAIR, CLAYTON CAPITAL PARTNERS, FIFTH THIRD BANK 100 INVESTMENT BANKING INTERNSHIP/CAREERS WEBSITE TO APPLY: 1. William Blair: https://lnkd.in/gKZTEAvU 2. Clayton Capital Partners: https://lnkd.in/gpYgPWnT 3. Fifth Third Bank: https://lnkd.in/gzTzT27q 4. Hermes Capital Advisors: https://lnkd.in/g5kjFDWd 5. Solebury Capital: www.solecap.com/careers/ 6. Truist Securities: https://lnkd.in/gmexnQUT 7. Maxim Group: www.maximgrp.com/careers/ 8. Paramax Corporation: paramaxcorp.com/resources/ 9. Gar Wood Securities: https://lnkd.in/gHzdRVBp 10. Angle Advisors: https://lnkd.in/gae-4ZM4 11.-100. See 90 more here: https://lnkd.in/gEDCTaEY 100 IB CAREER TIPS: 1. If delivery is needed, try a courier service 2. If news is sensitive, pick-up the phone, it is better telling over the phone (especially if we missed something) than sending the bad news via email that can be easily forwarded and shared 3. Keep it clean on email and chat because everything is monitored 4. Don’t ever badmouth other employees or clients. Using initials is not a loophole 5. Don’t express valuation viewpoints about clients or companies you are pitching to (e.g., “no way they’re worth $500M” or “I’d be surprised if we get any bids” or “I couldn’t find any research so invented the growth rate”) – these messages are monitored, archived, and may be used as evidence if there is a lawsuit involving counterparties 6. If you inadvertently receive or distribute an email containing confidential or material, nonpublic information, contact the Control Group immediately for appropriate next steps 7. Don’t take shortcuts around any legal, due diligence or risk processes. Elevate any concerns or problems you encounter in these areas to more senior people as soon as you identify a potential problem 8. Don’t be political 9. Don’t assume anything 10. Don’t decide yourself the priority of work assignments. Always ask 11.-100. See 90 more here: https://lnkd.in/gh7udgtw 1,000+ MORE US INVESTMENT BANKS: WALL STREET CONNECTOR HELPS YOU TO FIND HIGH-PAYING INVESTMENT BANKING JOBS — No other website provides you a searchable list of 7,500+ investment banking contacts, 1,000+ US investment banks in 40+ states with website, internships and careers page, contact email address, address of each office location, phone number and more. Use promo code WSCARTICLE20 to get 20% off: https://lnkd.in/gcWfrtiS #investmentbanking #investmentbanks #investmentbank #investmentbanker #investmentbank #financecareers #financecareer #wallstreetintern
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Exploring Personal Loans: Understanding DistributionandRequirements🌟 The past few weeks at Axis Bank 🏦have been an incredible learning experience immersed in the complex world of financial operations and business analytics. Week 1:I began my week by looking into personal finance personal loans and how lenders give them out. I found out something cool: MCA certified companies worth more than 5 lakh and in business for over 5 years can get these loans. This shows that lenders want to see that a company is stable and trustworthy before lending money. To get a loan, you need to know what paperwork to submit. This makes sure everything goes when you apply. It's amazing to see how these loans can help regular people and big companies alike reach their goals. week:2 I analyzed the details of ITR-2, understanding how to record personal details, sources of income and business interests. It is interesting to see how economic literature provides a broader picture of business health. Week3: Expanded my knowledge on FOIR (Fixed Obligation to Income Ratio) and its important role in savings and loan decisions. This insight into credit analysis has been invaluable. Week 4: Working closely under an experience credit officer, I honed my skills in verifying loan documents, verifying residency, and developing detailed client profiles. Each case submitted to a loan officer represents a thorough investigation to ensure financial due diligence. Additionally, I had hands-on experience with timesheets and financial models, gaining practical insight into financial systems that drive efficiency and accuracy. I’m excited to continue absorbing knowledge and contributing meaningfully to the team here. Let’s talk about how my internship experiences align with your organization’s goals! #internshipjourney #financialintern #creditanalysis #businessreview #linkedinnetworkingInternship #banking #axisbank
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Insightful tips, I will definitely keep it in mind. Thanks for sharing this information!
Investment Banking: How To Boss Your Summer Internship (Top Tips) 🏆 1) Attention to Detail It is essential that you take precautions to avoid making mistakes in the first place. Ask for a peer review from another intern or print out your work and check it before submission. This will show the full-timer’s that you care about delivering the best result, even if that means taking a bit longer on a certain project. Deadlines are critical, but accuracy should always trump speed. 2) Learn Quickly It is likely that you will make a few mistakes along the way, we’re only human. However, bankers will be looking to see whether you are able to acknowledge these in order to avoid making the same error twice. 3) Be Curious The whole point of taking an internship is to learn as much as you can about the job role and all it entails. Ensure you listen and always possess a good attitude. 4) Go Above and Beyond You need to pull out all the stops if you want to differentiate yourself from other interns. Banks value self-starters so always seek out new work and exceed expectations. 5) Network Converting an internship essentially boils down to the quantity and quality of your networking throughout your time at the firm, in addition to your work outputs. When deciding whom to award FT positions, line managers often ask for feedback on interns from a range of different colleagues. Meet as many people in your team and across the bank as possible. 6) Refine Your Skills Practise technical skills in your own time, such as financial modelling and valuation such as Financial Edge Training. This will enable you to take on more technical work during your internship where needed, such as building a financial model. 7) Commercial Awareness Keep up-to-date with the latest market developments and news through reliable sources. This can be a good talking point during networking events and can also potentially feed-in to your day-to-day work. 8) Find a Mentor Find someone who you can relate to, and is willing to make time to answer your questions and offer you guidance. 9) Be Sensible If you can Google the answer, do not ask someone in the first place. Avoid asking questions to senior colleagues about minutiae, such as Excel or PowerPoint shortcuts. Where needed, ask other interns or Analysts instead. 10) Communicate and Deliver Double-check your work, assume responsibility for all tasks delegated to you, plan ahead, and ensure clear communication. Quality work output relies on attention to detail, financial literacy and productivity. If there is any risk of running behind a deadline, always make this clear to the person who assigned you the task as early as possible. Important: Don't Sacrifice Your Health It is not easy working long hours. But eating well, getting sufficient sleep where possible and exercising regularly is the most effective way to combat stress and stay healthy. Take care of yourself. Good luck!
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Investment Banking: How To Boss Your Summer Internship (Top Tips) 🏆 1) Attention to Detail It is essential that you take precautions to avoid making mistakes in the first place. Ask for a peer review from another intern or print out your work and check it before submission. This will show the full-timer’s that you care about delivering the best result, even if that means taking a bit longer on a certain project. Deadlines are critical, but accuracy should always trump speed. 2) Learn Quickly It is likely that you will make a few mistakes along the way, we’re only human. However, bankers will be looking to see whether you are able to acknowledge these in order to avoid making the same error twice. 3) Be Curious The whole point of taking an internship is to learn as much as you can about the job role and all it entails. Ensure you listen and always possess a good attitude. 4) Go Above and Beyond You need to pull out all the stops if you want to differentiate yourself from other interns. Banks value self-starters so always seek out new work and exceed expectations. 5) Network Converting an internship essentially boils down to the quantity and quality of your networking throughout your time at the firm, in addition to your work outputs. When deciding whom to award FT positions, line managers often ask for feedback on interns from a range of different colleagues. Meet as many people in your team and across the bank as possible. 6) Refine Your Skills Practise technical skills in your own time, such as financial modelling and valuation such as Financial Edge Training. This will enable you to take on more technical work during your internship where needed, such as building a financial model. 7) Commercial Awareness Keep up-to-date with the latest market developments and news through reliable sources. This can be a good talking point during networking events and can also potentially feed-in to your day-to-day work. 8) Find a Mentor Find someone who you can relate to, and is willing to make time to answer your questions and offer you guidance. 9) Be Sensible If you can Google the answer, do not ask someone in the first place. Avoid asking questions to senior colleagues about minutiae, such as Excel or PowerPoint shortcuts. Where needed, ask other interns or Analysts instead. 10) Communicate and Deliver Double-check your work, assume responsibility for all tasks delegated to you, plan ahead, and ensure clear communication. Quality work output relies on attention to detail, financial literacy and productivity. If there is any risk of running behind a deadline, always make this clear to the person who assigned you the task as early as possible. Important: Don't Sacrifice Your Health It is not easy working long hours. But eating well, getting sufficient sleep where possible and exercising regularly is the most effective way to combat stress and stay healthy. Take care of yourself. Good luck!
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How to get job in banking sector ? Wanted to know? read it down 1. **Education and Qualifications:** - Obtain a relevant educational background such as a bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, economics, business administration, or a related field. Some roles may require additional certifications like CFA, CPA, or CFP. - Ensure you meet the minimum educational requirements specified for the job position you are interested in within the banking sector. 2. **Relevant Experience and Internships:** - Gain practical experience through internships, part-time jobs, or volunteer work in banks, financial institutions, or related industries. - Highlight any relevant experience in customer service, finance, accounting, or other related areas on your resume to demonstrate your readiness for a banking role. 3. **Networking and Professional Connections:** - Build a strong professional network by connecting with individuals in the banking industry through networking events, online platforms like LinkedIn, and industry seminars. - Networking can help you access job opportunities, receive referrals, and stay updated on industry trends and job openings within the banking sector. 4. **Develop Key Skills and Competencies:** - Enhance your skills in areas such as financial analysis, risk management, customer service, communication, problem-solving, and attention to detail. - Familiarize yourself with banking software, industry regulations, compliance standards, and economic trends to demonstrate your competence and readiness for a banking role. 5. **Prepare a Strong Resume and Cover Letter:** - Tailor your resume to highlight relevant skills, experiences, and achievements that align with the requirements of the banking job you are applying for. - Write a compelling cover letter that showcases your interest in the banking sector, understanding of banking operations, and why you are a suitable candidate for the role share your opinions about it🏦 #bankingenthusiastic
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