The four major Belgian banks alone – BNP Paribas Fortis, KBC, ING Belgium and Belfius – hope to make 1,640 commitments this year, write L’Echo and De Tijd in their Saturday edition.
“It is the first time in years that we have seen such a search for fresh blood in practically all banking departments”underlines a specialist in human resources quoted by L’Echo.
It is still necessary to find these rare pearls, knowing that the banking sector is not the only one to experience a “talent war”.
The shortage of good candidates concerns more particularly IT specialists here, but also profiles “compliance” – this department responsible for internal control of activities and compliance with the rules.
According to preliminary figures from the sector federation Febelfin, Belgian banks recruited 2,550 new employees last year, a quarter more than a year earlier, De Tijd also reads.
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