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| Nedbank Corporate |
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| The Nedbank Corporate Division is made up of the client-focused businesses of Corporate Banking, Property Finance and Nedbank Africa, as well as the specialist businesses of Transactional Banking, Shared Services and Investor Services. These provide mainly lending, deposit-taking and transactional banking solutions and services to Nedbank’s corporate client base. |
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| Corporate Banking provides banking and financial services to companies with an annual turnover of over R400 million and generates an income for Nedbank Group through a variety of lending, transactional banking, business structuring and advisory services, as well as wholesale funding, treasury execution and global trade activities. |
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| Property Finance specialises in the provision of commercial and industrial property finance to medium- to large-sized developers and organisations in the corporate market. The division also invests in property equities and in large property developments in partnership with select clients. |
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| Nedbank Africa has banking operations in Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia, Swaziland and Zimbabwe and operates in the retail and wholesale banking markets in each of these countries. Thanks to a strategic business alliance with Ecobank, the largest Pan-African banking group, and the resultant network of more than 1 000 branches in 30 countries, this business area in particular offers a number of excellent career opportunities. |
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| Transactional Banking provides product development and support, as well as specialist transactional banking solutions and services to Corporate Banking and Business Banking clients. |
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| Shared Services provides transaction execution services for local and foreign payment and trade activities, client service centres and client migration project teams. |
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| Investor Services offers custodial services to entities trading on JSE Limited and facilitates share-lending activities. |
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| The skills and qualifications required for a graduate in Nedbank Corporate range from commerce (business and financial management, economics and accounting), information systems and technology and BSc (quantity surveying or equivalent) to an NDip in Property, Construction and Valuations, and many more. |
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| The very nature of the businesses requires people who strive for excellence and are enthusiastic self-starters with great networking and communication skills. You should also be ambitious, creative, and have strong analytical abilities. |
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