With the ambition to serve our clients' needs worldwide, Global Transaction Banking (GTB) combines powerful relationship management with award winning and innovative product solutions. Our Analyst Training Program offers graduates the opportunity to learn from a world leading provider. We believe it is vital to provide our employees with training throughout their career at Deutsche Bank. The continuous development plan has been designed to be progressive and fully aligned to the needs of the business and its people. The training is designed to build on the technical and professional skills that our employees already have. For Analysts we conduct a global graduate continuous development program which takes place in Frankfurt and starts six months after the induction program. The training features:Who we are looking for
Global Banking: Transaction Banking (GTB) employees work across a wide variety of products and functions, but they all have one thing in common; strong analytical and communication skills coupled with a client focused approach.
Candidates applying to our Analyst Training Program should expect to or have attained a Bachelor's degree during the current school year. While all academic disciplines will be considered, a numerate degree can be useful. We seek individuals with practical experience and strong analytical skills who enjoy working in a team environment. It also helps if you are a strategic thinker who can track the finer details.The opportunities
GTB is organized across three product lines:
What you will do
Within each of these products there are a number of disciplines which graduates will have the chance to experience.Continuous Development Program
To apply for our Analyst Training Program, please email you application to recruitment.indonesia@db.com. The closing date for applications is 29 February 2008.
Further Information:
Deutsche Bank
Monday, February 25, 2008
Analyst Training Program / Global Transaction Banking Analyst - Deutsche Bank
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