@kizee1...I agree with you salaries arent crazy figures for fixed income dealers...but it also depends on the bank am sure stanchart and barclays are paying very well 250k upwards,problem with this specialised jobs is breaking through its usually a case of musical chairs one day a guy is at equity bamk the next at co-op trust etc plus its high pressured...bonuses are good and there is so much room for cutting deals you will be laughing all the way to the bank literally...

I have never worked in a bank but it is below 50K p.m for tellers....Do you expect people to pay more than 50K for an entry level teller?

@ associate, let me answer you.

Graduate trainees or clerks as they are known in some of these banks form the bulk of the unionisable staff in the industry. Their union BIFU has been pushing very aggresively to get better terms every year. The latest CBA (collective bargaining agreement) was signed last month and it left gross salary at a minimum of around Kes.58,000.

Now the good news is that some banks actually pay higher that this minimum wage.

The bad news is that a good number of the top banks have discovered a loophole that ensures you are not unionisable. Some banks e.g. Equity bank, will simply not allow you to join a union. Some banks will hire you as a management trainee at a lower salary, while others will engage you on contract terms.

Back to your question, below is my list of best employers in the industry for an entry job.

1. National bank
2. Co-op Bank
3. KCB

PWC does salary surveys not very sure whether whether netry jobs are covered anybody with a link?

This is the kind of data FKE and KNBS should be publishing on their sites lakini wapi

Manpowere services etc

Here are some rinks hope they shed light:

http://www.mywage.org/kenya

http://www.payscale.com/research/KE/Country=Kenya/Salary

Is this a consolidated pay including allowances?