Investment bankers provide financial services for governments, institutions and companies. They advise on such issues as; shares, takeover bids, acquisitions and mergers.

Assesses and collects tax from both business and professional individuals.

Manages fund prices and reacts to market prices on a daily basis.

Deals with clients and investors on a daily basis, placing trades on their desired days for their desired amount.

Works on behalf of the insurance company to investigate claims and make recommendations for a fair settlement.

Provides insurance customers with the sales and after-sales services they require in relation to their insurance products.

Arranges financial investments for private individuals and businesses and advises clients on stock trading.

Provides accounting skills in civil and criminal cases, and also non-legal related investigations.

Responsible for the daily processing of invoices and other financial transactions.

Provide a wide range of postal services to customers, plus other services such as bill payment, banking services and passport applications.

Manage support for customers/large companies with their banking needs. Spends time with clients building relationships and trust with them. Makes sure to manage any risks.  

Building society managers have overall responsibility for the efficient operation and profitability of their branch.