VP no, just kuli.

Directors in Bank then yes, are usually SVP and above.

VP=manager
SVP=SM
EVP=AGM
SEVP=GM

Vice President in US banks doesn't mean anything but just senior person only; don't be misguided that they are 2nd most powerful in company or department.

Not sure about that. If you see many, then most probably it’s just a syok sendiri title to make their employees happy.

Directors, I only know BoD.

This wasn't Malaysian practice in the past, the way you described it I would believe it is just empty title they follow like US.
You just need 5 year plus experience or 3 year plus MBA, like I said there is a few thousands Vice President of JP Morgan running around, none of them are big shots.

usually in a bank  C level > Head/Regional Head > director > VP > AVP >Manager > AM > sn exec > exec

one thing u should learn in the job market is not to take their business titles seriously especially banking sector

can tell him/her "nothing special kiddo, throw a stone hit hundred VPs in banking"

  unker you're too kind

And what were your when you were before 30 ?

In this discussion, yes.
If not why try laugh at that fella when he told you he's VP .

Lol.

Title is huge.. but powers are less some vp noy even have degrees .. seems like uob bank..

Try talking to them u will be able to test it out whether VP stands.. but with  VP public may respect more..