Corporate Banking: currently 1035 jobs.The latest job was posted on 26 May 18.

Corporate Banking Jobs

Corporate banking, a subset of commercial banking, traditionally relates to the banking services offered to institutions with a turnover above a certain level, for example in excess of £15 million.

Such roles cover every financial service that large clients require, from lending and cash management services through to advanced foreign exchange, investment and treasury solutions.

Many corporate banking jobs focus on specific sectors, with the most advanced bankers requiring extensive experience in their chosen field.

And with more cross-border banking business being conducted than ever before, the opportunity for international banking experience is extensive.

Career Opportunities in Corporate Banking

Entry level jobs in corporate banking usually focus on credit analysis, enabling the individual to gain in-depth experience in what makes a solid entity through extensive balance sheet research.

Junior corporate bankers may also gain experience by shadowing more senior colleagues and senior sales executives as they attempt to develop their service provision within their customer base.

Senior corporate banking jobs are more client focused either with an emphasis on new business development or relationship management.

Both roles involve extensive personal relations skills and will usually require a significant amount of corporate hospitality. But successful corporate bankers also have a thorough technical knowledge of their industry and the specific needs of their individual clients.

Relationship managers usually enjoy the support of a relationship banking team who will deal with the day to day operation of the account with specialists offering focused services such as credit structure and lending products when required.

Away From the Front Line

Aside from the customer facing roles, there are an extensive range of corporate banking jobs behind the scenes including product development, risk and credit assessment and treasury management. These roles provide services to the entire corporate banking client base rather than to specific clients. And as the needs of the corporate client become more sophisticated, the opportunities within this sector for career development continue to expand.