Standard Chartered has launched an in-house training scheme in an effort to attract talent to the bank's legal team. The bank is set to take on its first trainee in March next year, subject to Law Society approval. The two-year training scheme will involve a corporate seat, a wholesale banking transactional seat and a contentious seat with one of Standard Chartered's advisers.
October 17, 2007 at 10:21 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Standard Chartered has launched an in-house training scheme in an effort to attract talent to the bank’s legal team. The bank is set to take on its first trainee in March next year, subject to Law Society approval. The two-year training scheme will involve a corporate seat, a wholesale banking transactional seat and a contentious seat with one of Standard Chartered’s advisers.
Legalweek.com (15 October)
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