Retail banking covers the core services one would expect from a bank, which means the range of opportunities is diverse. Whether it’s client-facing roles, lending, compliance, sales, operations, treasury and finance, human resources or legal and regulatory, there will be something for you.

Corporate banking gives great opportunity for those looking to develop specialist skills particularly in the areas of credit and treasury services. In addition, Gibraltar banks are exposed to international markets requiring broad knowledge in the areas of company law, taxation, real estate and the associated regulatory frameworks.

Wealth management services or private banking provides key relationship management roles where you will need to understand the demands of high net-worth and ultra-high net-worth clients. These roles will also avail you of the opportunity to understand the broad universe of investments and develop your knowledge of economics, financial instruments, investment strategies and risk management.

In addition, private banks will be supported by all of the diverse roles you would expect to see in a retail bank.

Digital banking is the vehicle through which the customer engages with the bank, therefore there are traditional roles such as those listed above. Some key roles within digital banking which may not exist elsewhere are in technology, project management and marketing. Expertise in IT through cloud computing, AI, blockchain and cybersecurity are essential in digital banks.

Project managers support the roll-out of new and enhanced digital products and online functionalities, whilst marketing roles are key for communicating with customers.