Where did the Corporate Banking Jobs Go?

Corporate banking jobs are jobs that provide banking services for large companies, governments and other large institutions. Corporate banking jobs can be found in any major city, particularly in significant transportation hubs and regional capitals. 

• Treasurer – an upper-management job that involves supervising the employer’s treasury department. Requires analytical skill and ability to manage and motivate your subordinates.
• Financial Analyst – determines the employer’s financial needs, monitors financial data and implements financial plans. The job requires good analytical skills, computer skills and extensive understanding of finance.
• Credit Manager – establishes the employer’s credit policies. The job requires the ability to analyze accounting statement and understand the customer’s needs.
• Cash Manager – establishes relationships with banks, manages cash flow and handles international transfers of funds. You must be detail-orientated and a skilled negotiator.
• Benefits Officer – manages employee benefits. The job requires finance knowledge, knowledge of human resources and understanding of organizational behavior.
• Real Estate Officer – finds real estate locations for the company and negotiates their lease and acquisition. The job requires thorough knowledge of real estate and finance.
• Investor Relations Officer - communicates the employer’s financial information to the investors. Requires understanding of finance and public relations. Having a background in PR or advertising is helpful for this job.
• Controller – handles employer’s financial planning, accounting and cost analysis. This job requires extensive accounting experience.
  

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