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The Personal Banker is responsible for achieving sales and revenue targets set by the bank. This role involves promoting a variety of retail products to both existing and potential customers while enhancing customer engagement and retention.
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The Client Relationship Manager is responsible for managing the full set of accounts to ensure accurate financial reporting and maintain strong client relationships. This role plays a crucial part in enhancing client satisfaction and streamlining financial processes across various departments.
The Assistant Manager, Sourcing, Procurement (Non-IT Vendors) is responsible for overseeing the end-to-end procurement lifecycle for various categories. This role significantly impacts the organization's cost efficiency and compliance with procurement regulations while enhancing process effectiveness.
The Cash Reconciliation Analyst is responsible for managing client investment portfolios through data maintenance and business analysis. This role operates in a dynamic environment, interacting with various financial entities while ensuring accurate trade settlements and reconciliations.
The VAT Compliance Specialist - Europe is responsible for managing and ensuring compliance with VAT regulations across European jurisdictions. This role plays a critical part in overseeing VAT processes to maintain adherence to relevant tax laws and policies.
The Business Development Representative is responsible for managing the full set of accounts to ensure accurate financial reporting. This role plays a crucial part in enhancing financial efficiency and supporting the overall business development strategy in a dynamic environment.
The Senior Relationship Manager, Malaysian Large Corporates is responsible for managing and deepening relationships with large corporate clients. This role plays a key part in driving loan and balance sheet growth while ensuring strong asset quality and client loyalty.
The Manager, Account Receivable is responsible for leading the Accounts Receivable function. This role involves overseeing a team, enhancing processes, and ensuring timely transactions to optimize cash flow across the organization.
The Personal Banker SAFE ACT is responsible for assisting in executing sales and service activities while collaborating with the customer service team. This role focuses on building strong relationships with clients, enhancing customer loyalty, and driving sales growth for individual consumer clients.
The Specialist, Finance Processes & Control is responsible for contributing to the delivery and execution of internal controls within the finance function. This role plays a critical part in maintaining compliance and supporting financial analysis to achieve organizational objectives.
The O2C Junior Specialist - Billing is responsible for managing master data and overseeing the end-to-end invoicing process. This role plays a crucial part in ensuring timely billing and maintaining high customer service standards.
By SuperJobs Career Team · Updated July 2026
Malaysia's financial services sector is one of the most sophisticated in ASEAN — encompassing commercial banking, investment banking, capital markets, insurance, takaful, asset management, and Islamic finance. Kuala Lumpur is the undisputed financial capital, home to Bank Negara Malaysia, Bursa Malaysia, and the headquarters of every major domestic bank and insurer.
Key employers include Maybank, CIMB, Public Bank, RHB, Hong Leong Bank, and international institutions like HSBC, Standard Chartered, and OCBC. On the insurance and takaful side, Great Eastern, AIA, Allianz, Prudential, and Etiqa are among the largest hirers. Malaysia's status as a global Islamic finance hub creates additional specialist demand in Shariah-compliant banking and finance roles.
The sector is undergoing rapid digital transformation — open banking, digital payment systems, and robo-advisory platforms are reshaping roles and creating demand for professionals who combine financial expertise with technology fluency.
Entry-level financial services roles (banking executives, insurance agents, fresh analysts) start at RM 2,800 – RM 4,000/month. Mid-level professionals (relationship managers, compliance officers, credit analysts) earn RM 5,000 – RM 10,000/month. Senior bankers, investment professionals, and risk managers command RM 12,000 – RM 30,000/month, with MD-level roles at investment banks significantly higher.
Compliance, risk management, and digital banking are the three fastest-growing sub-specialisations, driven by Bank Negara Malaysia's increasingly stringent regulatory requirements and the rise of e-wallet and digital bank licences. CFA charterholders and FRM-certified professionals consistently earn 20–35% above market rates for comparable experience levels.
Manages corporate or retail client portfolios, providing credit facilities, trade finance, and advisory services.
Ensures the organisation adheres to Bank Negara Malaysia regulations, anti-money laundering (AML) requirements, and internal policies.
Evaluates loan applications and credit risk for corporate, SME, or retail customers at commercial banks.
Advises clients on life, medical, and general insurance products — one of Malaysia's largest independent sales workforces.
Conducts equity research, financial modelling, and investment recommendations for fund houses, stockbrokers, or asset managers.
Identifies, quantifies, and mitigates financial, operational, and market risks across banking and insurance organisations.
Search SuperJobs for roles by function ("relationship manager", "compliance", "credit analyst") or browse the Financial Services industry page.
Highlight financial certifications prominently: CFA, FRM, CFP, CMSRL (Securities Commission licence), and PCE/CEILLI (insurance licensing).
Demonstrate your knowledge of Bank Negara Malaysia's regulatory environment in your cover letter — this signals genuine sector readiness to financial employers.
Apply through SuperJobs. For investment banking and asset management roles, apply early — intake cycles are competitive and fill quickly.
Prepare for competency-based interviews covering financial analysis, regulatory knowledge, and client management scenarios. For analyst roles, expect financial modelling tests.