i hav attended the 2nd interview last week in RBC Dexia. Now i waiting for their reply, hopefully i will get the job.....

when did u go, usually they will let you know the very next working day if successful ... what post did u apply anyway ?

From whats everyone mention ,RBC Dexia seems like a good company , do they have Business IT /IT Security vacancy open ?

http://www.rbcdexia-is.com/aboutus/locatio...px?countryID=16

This post has been edited by lgs: Apr 19 2009, 05:29 PM

I attended the interview last thursday. I have few friends went along too. The HR officer told us that they will contact us within this cuming week. That post the i applied is cash investigation officer. So is that means the chance that i will get the job is low as they didn't inform me immediately??

not really. if they have told you , they will contact you.but you can always call them to ask about your application.

it's been only 1 day so no need to worry lah ... I'm just saying based on my experience and a few other who got the job that they were informed the next day... anyway tomorrow is Monday so they may inform you if successful but if like wed/thu no call then u call them and ask ...nothing wrong with that

okok, hopefully i will get their reply as soon as possible~
thx for informing me about that, amir77 and david 8080

Went for the 2nd Interview on Friday afternoon, and was only inform on Wednesday that i got the job, 5 days including the weekends..

Hi asanthadenz, what post r u currently in??

Service Desk, same as David

I just received a call from kellyIT services. there is a post of SQL developer. does anyone here know about nature of this position?

From what I heard from the agent is, this post required the shift work as it follow the london and canada working time.
there are 3 kinds of fix allowances being provided as well.. I cant really remmber what kinds of allowances already.

Wish to get more information before going to apply for this post. Does anyone can help me here..

same with me....ermm in the offer letter wrote IT OFFICER right? erm if im not mistaken the 3 of us are in the same flight.....

2nd of may 2009 1130 pm right?

sorry for hijacking but what is rbc dexia???
from the website it doesn't seem a bank....
or is custodian a glorified word for "middle man"???

RBC DEXIA = http://www.rbcdexia-is.com/aboutus/locatio...px?countryID=16

ya i seen that in the website. I just don't quite understand what is rbc dexia....
investment banking?????
they used the word custodian which frankly speaking i don't understand wth that means

yeap ..investment bank..the name says it all..rbc dexia investor services..but for malaysia its more to middle (NAV calculation) and end ( global custody) operations.
custodian is the one who take care of the assets as in keep it and give it when asset managers want it back..of course with some charges..asset managers who decide where to invest and put the assets into which market..

thanks for the info Amir, then my next question is why need middle man (custodian) to hold the "asset"?
is it because for funds exceeding a certain amount to flow out it needs the approval of bank negara?
then we must be talking about huge multi-million deals

I also...

Went for 2nd interview on Friday, got call from RBC next Wednesday...

And my post is parameter resources under reporting...

Anyone got same post wif me???

I will go to Lux on 9 May..

dexia is not an investment bank. a custodian bank helps corporation/individual to watch over equities/bond/assets from investment bank. global custodian refers to investor services on foreign equities.

I second that. Its not an investment bank especially the entity on our shore. They do not engage in any advisory, research, trading or portfolio management activities. They are solely a custodian / trustee. But... the entity here is more of the mid and back office for their custodian and trustee business. They mainly do fund accounting as most of their trust accounts are for asset management firms. An example of a back to back Trustee in Malaysia would be HSBC Trustee.