Absa GenA Global Markets 2022 Programme for young South African graduates.

Get a broad set of skills by rotating across different Markets Trading and Sales desks throughout the 18-month programme. Based on your preference and business needs you could rotate across a selection of these areas within Global Markets: Fixed Income, Equities, Foreign Exchange, Structuring, Credit, QA, and Prime. You have the opportunity to get exposure to the growing African market in which we operate. You will be allocated a buddy to assist and guide you throughout the programme.

Requirements

  • You are wanting to work in a dynamic environment that will give you exposure to a network of professionals who will help guide and enable your career progression.
  • You want to be part of a structured development program that will connect you to graduates from across the continent giving you the skills to be self-empowered and cross-culturally competent.
  • You will master the art of a design mindset whilst applying novel and adaptive thinking that will prepare you for the future world of work.

Perks

  • Wellness initiatives
  • Religious facilities
  • Study leave

For More Information:

Visit the Official Webpage of the Absa GenA Global Markets 2022

 

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