The Securities and Exchange Commission Ghana Jobs : Deputy Director-General

The Securities and Exchange Commission Ghana is recruiting for Deputy Director-General. We are a statutory body responsible for regulating the securities Industry in Ghana to ensure, inter alia the orderly, fair and equitable dealing in securities. JOB SUMMARY Company     Securities & Excha... Industry     Security Category     Management Location     Accra Job Status     Full-time Salary     GH¢ Education     LLB Experience     15 years Job Expires     17 Feb, 2012 Contact     ... Job Description The applicant will be one of the two Deputy Director-Generals and will report to the Director-General in the day-to-day administration of departments under him/her and shall be subject to general direction and control of the Commission; Shall deputize for the Director-General and the other Deputy Director-General in their absence. He/she shall also be in charge of the general administration of the Legal & Enforcement, Issuers, Fund Management and Human Resources & International Relations Departments of the Commission and be responsible for the work of the staff of the Departments. Remuneration: Attractive. Further information on the Remuneration and Conditions of Service may be obtained from Head, Administration and Human Resources. Required Skills or Experience The applicant should have the following qualifications: LLB/BL with a minimum of 15 years post qualification experience; 10 years of which should be at senior management level Postgraduate qualification in a relevant field Knowledge and experience in securities market How To Apply Qualified applicants should forward their application together with detailed Curriculum Vitae, copies of relevant certificates, contact telephone numbers, or e-mail addresses, names and addresses of two referees to: Head, Administration and Human Resources Securities and Exchange Commission 30 3rd Circular Road, Cantonments P. O. Box CT 6181 Cantonments - Accra E-mail: info@secghana.org Search for Other Jobs Here