Investment fund managers make the investment decisions to try to increase the value of a fund: where a group of people (shareholders) pool their savings to invest in financial assets, typically securities or shares.

Independent insurance professionals who act as a link between insurance companies and their customers.

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

Individuals or companies who are owed money employ debt collectors as an appointed agent.

Pricing Actuaries are specialised Actuaries who work in either the financial or insurance industries. This position uses extensive math skills to determine the price of products by analyzing data and calculating risks.

Manages an area within the overall operations on a bank, such as business acquisitions, capital investments, property acquisition etc.

Manages a team of recruitment staff in a large organisation. Is also involved in planning and organising recruitment campaigns.

Works behind the counter at a bank branch performing general banking duties. Sometimes referred to as a Cashier.

Ensures the appropriate licensing, marketing and legal compliance in financial services. Plans, directs, or coordinates activities of an organisation to ensure compliance with ethical or legal standards.

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

Monitor the performance of a portfolio of investments within the market on both financial performance and economic impact grounds. 

Management accountants provide business data and analysis to managers within organisations to assist in business decision-making and control