Sector: Corporate banking

Front office roles flock to Dublin

Dublin is fast emerging as a prime location for front office jobs, and is shooting up the global financial centre ranking tables. The latest Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI) shows the Irish capital is finding its feet on the global stage. In this survey, Dublin was ranked 13th, up from 15th in the previous study [...]

By Paul Clarke, 4 March 2008 • 0 comments

Reversal of fortunes for corporate bankers

Corporate banking, an area that was aggressively expanded in Ireland last year, is now facing a recruitment freeze. Last year corporate bankers were the darlings of the Emerald Isle, with credit analysts, relationship, acquisition and project finance managers all eagerly courted by players like Bank of Ireland, AIB and Ulster Bank as they ramped up [...]

By Paul Clarke, 14 February 2008 • 0 comments

Corporate bankers are hot stuff

Corporate bankers who can develop and manage relationships are hotter than Ronan Keating in Speedos as demand in Ireland rises. When recruitment firm Robert Walters released its annual survey earlier this year, it noted that Irish demand for corporate relationship managers, credit analysts and loan administrators was warming up – particularly if they had specialist [...]

By anonymous, 17 April 2007 • 0 comments

Financial fizz in Cork

Why join the Dublin commute, when there are finance jobs to be had in cosy Cork? “The banking sector here is growing alongside the funds industry,” says Carmel Holmes, head of financial services at recruitment company Premier’s Cork office. “The increase in banking, pensions and mortgage roles is being driven by SSIA money coming into [...]

By anonymous, 23 February 2007 • 0 comments