Onome Gbinije says that before she joined RBC, she was only interested in attending business school. But thanks to two RBC early talent programs that provide professional development opportunities and work experience, she discovered her passion for finance.
“I was born in Canada but raised in Nigeria where vast discrepancies in wealth made me want to understand the connections between the economy and financial markets,” Gbinije says.
“I thought I wanted to go into accounting because it offered a structured career path but RBC opened my eyes to a multitude of opportunities I never knew existed.”
Gbinije is now an analyst in equity finance trading with RBC Capital Markets in Toronto. It’s a full-time position where she’s part of the central funding group that helps clients with securities lending, borrowing and financing.
Her career aspirations started expanding in 2021 when she was studying commerce at the University of Toronto and was accepted into the RBC Capital Markets Women’s Advisory Program.
“I was born in Canada but raised in Nigeria where vast discrepancies in wealth made me want to understand the connections between the economy and financial markets,” Gbinije says.
“I thought I wanted to go into accounting because it offered a structured career path but RBC opened my eyes to a multitude of opportunities I never knew existed.”
Gbinije is now an analyst in equity finance trading with RBC Capital Markets in Toronto. It’s a full-time position where she’s part of the central funding group that helps clients with securities lending, borrowing and financing.
Her career aspirations started expanding in 2021 when she was studying commerce at the University of Toronto and was accepted into the RBC Capital Markets Women’s Advisory Program.