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The compliance field within the banking and finance scene is now saturated with people. With big banks hiring en masse and rolling out graduate programmes for compliance track (a.k.a cheaper labor), it becomes harder and even more so important to be able to distinguish yourself from Peter and Mary sitting opposite you.
Competition becomes stiffer at the lower rungs. But of course, at the middle to top level its a total different ball game. But the golden rule still holds, always network and it certainly pays to know people in higher rankings even if they are outside of your firm. |
Hi all, I am new to this forum and I did go through at least 50% of the pages. Please kindly offer some advice here.
I guess most will laugh at my post. But really, I think I just need someone to tell me in my face that it is impossible. I am 33. No experience in compliance. Graduated from SIM with business degree - topped the class (but yes I know it doesn't matter as it's been so long ago). Worked in SQ and Sales roles in 2 banks before. Banking sales experience about 3-4 years (secured loans and as a relationship manager). Currently in Financial Advisory for about 2 years. Every since I was doing sales till now, I fetch on average $10K a month. But I really yearn for a more stable job but with potential to grow in career progression and pay. I am a hard worker and is very willing to learn. But frankly I do not know of what other roles I can look at. I guess no one would even look at my resume for an entry role in compliance even if I obtain certifications from ICA, right? Thank you. |
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If I were in your shoes, I wouldn't consider a move into a niche specialty like Compliance. Perhaps a move into Products or some sort of direct Sales Support function will be a better move for you. |
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Why even bother looking at compliance when your experience is totally different and current pay is above what an entry level role in compliance can pay u. In fact, i think there is over supply of compliance people as any tom, dick and harry with a degree somewhere can just get an entry level perm or contract role and start from there. there is no distinguished factor unless u possess a law bachelor or J.D. else you are just another number cruncher in the department. Some claim they worked in compliance for years but still have no idea what they are doing at times. |
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