NAB
NAB 2019 Graduate Program - Finance
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Opportunity details
- Graduate Job
- Apply by 2 Apr 2018
About Finance
We look after NAB Group’s finance activities, investor relations, debt funding, interest rate risk management, global taxation, audit of business environment, and economic research. Through Treasury we are also responsible for the management of NAB’s liquidity, capital, funding and balance sheet.
Location
This stream is offered in:
- Melbourne
- Sydney
Degrees and majors you’ll need
We’ll consider degrees/majors in:
- Accounting
- Business
- Commerce
- Economics
- Finance
Business areas
During your rotations you’ll gain experience in some of the following business areas:
- Investor Relations
- Group Economics
- Group Finance Internal Audit
- Group Treasury
- Management Accounting
The work you’ll do in this stream
You may be involved with some of the following activities:
- provide economic insights for our business, clients and customers
- assist in the management of our capital, funding and balance sheet
- assist with our group financial results, taxation matters and planning
- business development and projects
- assess the controls, reliability and integrity of our business and technology environment
- develop an understanding of risk frameworks and controls
- identify trends and patterns in data to derive and communicate insights
Where this stream can take you
Our graduates successfully transition into analyst roles across our diverse teams focused on providing financial support and insight.
About the employer
NAB AU
3.8
1,000 - 50,000 employees
Accounting & Advisory
Work with ambition
Pros and cons of working at NAB AU
Pros
Opportunity to move around teams outside my rotation to get a better understanding of areas of personal interest.
The culture, people & opportunities
Learning & Development Opportunity
Going through 3 rotations in 3 different teams thus getting exposure through a number of places within the company.
NAB has an outstanding culture premised on equality and merit.
Cons
Inability to choose or preference rotation places.
Technology and communication, although there is lots of work and improvements being made in these areas now.
Certain teams are not as concerned about graduate development as others.
I commute about 2 hours each way to get to and from work.
My current role is process heavy - and it is easy to get caught up in the grind of punching out what needs to be done.