Don't misunderstand. Bank Negara is a badan berkanun, not fully government. Like Inland Revenue Board (Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri), they got their own salary schemes, their own remuneration packages and hire their own staffs. Their salary is higher than that of government's, but no, they don't have pension for their staffs.

Unlike government, where their salary and remuneration schemes could be found on the internet (just ask google) and let the Suruhanjaya Perkhidmatan Awam (SPA) doing the recruitment works for them. These people have pensions. Kira fair la kan, gaji sikit, sebab tu ada pencen. Hehe.

But BNM's still one of the best employers out there, so I heard.