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PA to Senior Bankers

Company name:
Euro London Appointments
Company Description:
Large investment bank is looking for an outstanding PA to work for one of their major teams for a 6 month period (maternity leave).

Job Category:
Administrative and support services
Job Title:
PA to Senior Bankers
Job Description:
Working for 4 bankers, you will be expected to represent the company in a professional and confident manner at all times. You will have an active role in managing client relationships with executives at the highest level. You will also be in charge of extensive diary management, co-ordinating internal and external meetings and dealing with travel and expenses.

Requirements:
You are proactive with excellent team skills and have previous experience as a PA at international level in investment banking. You must be bilingual English and French and be highly computer literate.

Salary Indication:
35 - 40 K€
Location:
Paris
Country:
France - Paris
Reference Code:
EXFRJP119280
Agency name:
EURO LONDON APPOINTMENTS
Description of the agency
Euro London Appointments is a recruitment consultancy with offices in Paris, London, Frankfurt and Windsor. We specialise in the recruitment of multilingual personnel from junior to managerial level, in the following areas: Sales & Marketing, Secretarial and Human Resources, IT, Banking and Finance and Call Centres. Further information about the company, together with a list of the consultants and their professional specialisation, is available from any of our offices or at www.eurolondon.com

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Submission Deadline:
Tuesday, July 19, 2005
Contact name:
Jerome Pallas Palacio
Contact phone:
331 53 43 94 52
Contact Email:
j.pallas@eurolondon.com
Secondary Email:
z.ashton@eurolondon.com

Interesting banking position, but salary is not that big as I would expect from banking position...

VaBank wrote:Interesting banking position, but salary is not that big as I would expect from banking position...

Do you make more than 40K EUR per month?

That's per year I suppose.