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02-02-2018 12:08 AM |
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Originally Posted by Unregistered
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I manages a big AML team and in my view, I think you should go for it. Even though the pay is not high, you would be surprised how competitive it is, to get into such programme. Most banks do not hire fresh graduates or experienced graduates with no relevant experience into AML or Compliance. DB is a tier 1 bank. Even though they have a lot of issues globally, they are still acknowledged as a top bank. The AML head is really good as well so you can learn a lot, if you have a chance to work with him directly.
If you are undecided about where you want to go or what you want to do, pick the job that pay you the highest. If you really want to try working in Compliance or AML, this will be a good entry point. In the future, even if you want to move to another bank/FI, DB is a good bank to have on your CV.
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Hi i was also being invited for the same interview as mentioned above. But something strange about this job is that it has a 2 year bond and during this 2 years, i would be under an consulting agency called Mthreealumni.
Basically what they told me is that 33 graduates will be hired for 2 years for a AML project in Deutsche Bank. So i asked him what happens after 2 years and they told me that all 33 will be converted to FT at Deutsche Bank which i think that it is impossible for a bank to have so many headcounts to accept all 33 of us. And when i asked what are the chances of all 33 of us getting converted and they told me that based on history, 99% of them get converted. And in any case anyone is not selected for a FT job with Deutsche Bank, we will be offered other programs or even a consultant role with them.
Anybody heard of schemes like this? I'm so afraid that i will be wasting these 2 years doing something that do not bring me anywhere. I tried googling about Mthreealumni but i could not find anything. |
