Accounting and Auditing Board of Ethiopia

Ethiopian Accounting and Auditing Board

Protecting the public interest is the main goal of the Accounting and Auditing Board of Ethiopia, a statutory entity founded under CMR 332/2015 based on the financial reporting proclamation 847/2014. In order to do this, AABE is in charge of national professional accountancy standards and profession regulation.

certification that is accepted worldwide. Its duties include, among others, setting

standards for accounting and auditing as well as a code of conduct to control professional behaviour; register and accredit experts and businesses to offer these services; examine and oversee the work of professionals and businesses who provide reporting entities, accounting, and/or audit services; training for professional qualifications, assistance with schooling, and ongoing professional growth initiatives; upholding the financial reporting legislation and disciplining violators

abide by the rules established by the government, the laws, and instructions,

further pertinent rules and regulations that the Board has released

Awash Bank is seeking capable and eligible applicants for the following roles.

1. Market Intelligence – Business Intelligence and Analysis Officer (V. No. HO/01274/23)

Qualifications and Experience: Four (four) years of minimum verified experience in market research or business intelligence in the banking sector, as well as a bachelor’s degree in marketing, economics, business management, or business administration (a master’s degree in a business-related course is an added advantage).

Job Summary: To improve the bank’s competitive position, the job holder must play a crucial part in obtaining, evaluating, and synthesising data to provide insightful information that will drive business and marketing strategies. They must also collect market data, evaluate customer behaviour, and assist in decision-making.

work location: Addis Abeba 

Permanent Employment Term; Pay & Benefits in accordance with the Bank’s Pay Scale & Benefits Package Expertise A prerequisite – Computer operating knowledge is required.

Interested candidates who meet the aforementioned requirements are only welcome to apply online at jobs.awashbank.com/, through the online job application system, within seven days of the announcement date. Applications that are not complete will not be taken into consideration.

Announcement Date of Vacancy: November 12, 2023

A Bank Awash

After the socialist administration was overthrown, on November 10, 1994, Ethiopia’s first private bank, Awash Bank, was founded. With a paid-up capital of Birr 24.2 million, the Bank was founded by 486 founding shareholders and began banking operations on February 13, 1995. Since opening for business, the Bank has had impressive growth. Among Ethiopia’s private banks, Awash Bank has demonstrated better operational and financial results despite both local and international obstacles. Awash Bank is presently endeavouring to fortify its capital foundation, technological prowess, human capital, and clientele.

The Awash River, which is widely utilised in Ethiopia for industrial processes, hydroelectric power generation, and small-to large-scale irrigation projects, is the source of our name. In light of this, the slogan “nurturing like the river” alludes to Awash Bank’s significant contribution to the socioeconomic advancement of the nation. In addition, we help the populace by promoting the practise of saving, offering credit options, and setting up quick and easy payment methods.

Accessibility is one of our bank’s guiding principles. We always work to increase our accessibility through a variety of channels for service delivery. With a wide network of branches, we are currently the most accessible private bank in the nation. We provide our clients the ease of round-the-clock service via branch networks as well as ATMs, POS terminals, the internet, mobile, and agency banking.

Since its founding, corporate social responsibility has been at the core of Awash Bank’s operations. By reinvesting monies to enhance health, education, and the social and environmental well-being of the underprivileged, the Bank hopes to improve the socioeconomic conditions of the communities in which it operates. The amount of elementary schools constructed in partnership with NGOs, the upgrades made to healthcare facilities, the planting of trees around the nation, and other similar initiatives amply demonstrate the beneficial effects of our work.

Awash Bank’s goal to rank among the top ten African banks by 2030 demonstrates its aspirations and dedication to expansion. The bank is investing in the tools and resources required for success, and it has a well-defined plan in place to realise this objective.