First National Bank Ghana is a subsidiary of First National Bank South Africa, which is the retail banking arm of FirstRand Group, a large financial services conglomerate, headquartered in South Africa and whose shares are listed on the JSE Limited, where they trade under the symbol: FSR
Job Purpose
To apply and design risk management underwriting rules for new business to ensure sound risk management is applied at all times
Qualification, Skills And Experience
- Minimum Qualification – Relevant Diploma
- Preferred Qualification – COP Certificate
- Experience – 3 to 5 years experience in a similar environment, of which 1 to 2 years ideally at junior (entry level) management level
How To Apply
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Closing Date : 14th March, 2022
About Us
First National Bank Ghana received a Universal banking license from the Bank of Ghana during the second half of 2015. It opened its first branch in Accra that same year. Beginning as a new greenfield operation, the bank plans to grow organically, with emphasis on digital applications, but mindful of the Ghanaian customers’ desire for personal contact.
- Helpful
- Effective
- Ethical
- Innovative
- Accountable and you have one simple goal: to improve the lives of customers through simple, effective solutions that meet their needs, contact us today and join a winning team.
FirstRand Limited, through its portfolio of integrated financial services businesses, operates in South Africa, sub-Saharan Africa, the UK, and India.
Our CIB subsidiaries in Botswana, Namibia, Nigeria, South Africa and the UK are branded RMB, while our CIB offering in Ghana, Lesotho, Mozambique, Swaziland, Tanzania are branded FNB.
Our CIB offering in Angola, Kenya, India and China operate as FirstRand representative offices. Being part of the FirstRand Group of companies, we have an extensive deal footprint that spans 35 African countries, across multiple industries and geographies – making us the ideal partner to facilitate trade and investment flows between Europe, Asia and Africa.
