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Old 06-18-2007, 03:17 AM
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Default Working at a Central Bank

I’ve just recently been offered a graduate position in the Financial Markets department at the Reserve Bank of Australia. I was wondering if anybody here has worked at a central bank and/or what your thoughts are, specifically in terms of future career opportunities?

Would experience at a central bank be looked favourably upon by investment banks and other financial institutions for example?

They have a highly regarded graduate program (So I was surprised to get an offer) and the starting salary is definitely above average for economics/finance graduates but I presume there are going to be more limitations in terms of future salary than other jobs.

Your comments are much appreciated.
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Old 06-18-2007, 05:40 AM
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Default Re: Working at a Central Bank

I wouldn't be too concerned about salary if you were considering applying for this job. You'll probably be comfortable, even if you have to commute to accomodate your lifestyle.
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