Jawatan Kosong di Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Berhad (MIDF)

MIDF Group, provides services in investment banking, development finance, asset management and industrial property. The Group offers diverse career paths as well as a comprehensive remuneration package that is competitive in the industry. You’ll gain experience and develop many skills relevant to the financial industry.Training and development of staff is treated as an important investment by the Group. It aims to enable our staff to gain the essential competence to carry out their work effectively and efficiently. To help in your professional development, the training will cover operational, managerial and interpersonal skills. We also provide support to staff taking approved professional examinations.

MALAYSIAN INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE BERHAD

1. Head, Compensation and Benefits Group Human Resources
2. Manager/Assistant Manager Group Control Assurance Services
3. Analyst Programmer Group Information Technology

MIDF AMANAH INVESTMENT BANK BERHAD

4. Vice President/Assistant Vice President Operational Risk Management
5. Vice President/Assistant Vice President Credit Risk Management
6. Manager/Assistant Manager Corporate Investment Bank
7. Manager/Assistant Manager Corporate Finance
8. Manager/Assistant Manager Debt Capital Market
9. Manager/Assistant Manager Market Risk Management
10. Manager/Assistant Manager Sales and Distribution

DEVELOPMENT FINANCE DIVISION

11. Manager/Assistant Manager Remedial Management
12. Senior Sales Executives Sales & Marketing
13. Senior Credit Analyst Development Finance

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Closing Date: 18 August - 20 August 2011

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