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Nivali Mantramurthy, Management Associate at Bank of Ireland
Associate profile
The best part about working with Bank of Ireland would undoubtedly be the people. The amount of support and kindness that each and every colleague shows is the absolute greatest. Also the number of supports that are in place for further learning, growth and internal movement into roles of interest, is up there as well.
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Tom Robertson, Group Statutory Reporting Associate at Bank of Ireland
Graduate profile
I like the flexibility in the approach to hybrid working as our team is spread across Ireland so we all meet up once a month but I have the flexibility to choose how and when I work. Being able to be flexible in both the way I work and in how I work has enabled me to become more focused on both colleague-to-colleague engagement and value-adding work contributions to my team.
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Kate Tarpey, Trainee Actuary (New Ireland Assurance) at Bank of Ireland
Graduate profile
The support you receive to encourage both professional and personal development. For my actuarial exams the company offers an attractive study scheme which reward students for exam progression via salary increases and exam bonuses. We also receive a day off a week to dedicate to study which really gives us the best chance possible to achieve our goals.
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Maria Gormally
Graduate Profile
"Working for New Ireland offered me a great opportunity to grow and learn within a leading company in the Irish market. The impressive study package was also a drawing factor. The Graduate Programme o
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#GradStories Ruth Brady, Financial Management Accountant, Bank of Ireland
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What are the different pathways into your profession for a graduate? There's the traditional route where you can get a training contract with a firm or a company. This takes three to three and a half
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How to get a job in retail banking, insurance and financial services
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Tips for graduates on finding vacancies and applying for jobs in banking, insurance and financial services.
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Investment management and fund management
Areas of work, specialisms and alternatives
Investment banks, investment management companies and fund management companies offer a range of job opportunities for graduates.
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Careers in fund management/administration and investment banking
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Graduate careers in fund management/administration and investment banking: getting a job, applications, working life and salaries.