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Banking Jobs in India – The Transformation

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The evolution of Banks all over the world has certainly changed the scope and function of various banking jobs. Banks in the 21st century have become more integrated; technologically more advanced and in turn have opened the doors to a number of new jobs in banking. In India the coming of multinational banks has certainly changed the outlook towards the various jobs that are offered in banking.

The banking industry in India opened up with the growth of the economy. This has specifically led to the growth of retail banking in India. Even though the retail banking sector in India is still way behind the west, according to sources it is all set to grow at the rate of 30% in the next few years. The structural transformations in regulatory frameworks, securitisation policies and tough NPA norms put in place for the banking industry that were put into place in 2004 required banks to adapt to these new policies. Banks that evolved to the demands and put forward customized products and services got a greater foothold in the consumer market.

International banks like HDFC, HSBC, Citibank, Standard Chartered and Deutsche Bank along with several Indian banks like ICICI, State Bank of India and IDBI have opened their doors to a number of career opportunities in banks. The banking industry in India has grown exponentially and has raised its standards to match with the banks around the world.

The transformation that swept across the industry created a requirement for dedicated professionals that focus their skills on specific aspects of the banking industry. Filling the void that was created due to the dynamic nature of banking requires training for a specialized role in the industry that has become a norm and requires individuals aspiring for a career in banking to posses skills that are in tune with the continually evolving banking industry.

Specialization has become a key part for a thriving career in the banking world. A number of academic institutes around India train you for specific roles for a career in the banking industry. The key positions offered in the banking industry in India today include -

  • Accountants
  • Analysts
  • Human Resources Managers
  • Customer Management Personnel
  • Banking Executives
  • Data Assessment Teams
  • Economists
  • Technological Experts

Even though the levels of education as well as the number of educational institutes that enlighten students on the various banking spheres have increased there still exists a gap between the actual requirements of banks and skill set of individuals. This requires training from organizations that deal with bridging this gap and creating professionals that are completely aware of the requirements of banking industry.

Corporate Connect that is headquartered in New Delhi, India is such an organization that trains professionals to be industry ready and perform right from the outset of their jobs in banks. Corporate Connect equips you with ‘The Power to Do’ through –

  • Job Fit & Market Ready programs
  • Custom designed course for skill enhancement
  • Practical and industry based course structure
  • Part time programs that allow you to continue your work
  • Guaranteed productivity increasing skills
  • Core processes created by corporate industry veterans of India

In this age of intense competition being market ready is not just an added advantage but a norm that allows you to have a thriving career in banking in India.

Ashish K is a seasoned banking industry veteran and an instructor at Corporate Connect. Armed with immense banking industry experience, he imparts training for baking professionals so that they are market ready for jobs in banking in India.

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