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Hello Fishes and Sharks, I am looking for job referral in PwC for the Job ID:298018WD for Identity and Access Management profile. I'm currently in notice period which is ending this month. I'm currently working in TCS with 2.5 years of experience. Looking for similar role in Deloitte EY Accenture Infosys ZS Associates Newco IBM Cognizant any other respected organization.
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I filed back in 2018 and still received a job as a claims adjuster at a large carrier. They did a full background check and I was good. I think you’ll be fine
Bankruptcy has never affected my job prospects in financial services or insurance. You'll be fine.
It should NOT have any impact on your employment. It typically is only a hindrance of you handle physical cash like an armored car service for a bank.
It may have an impact as a mandatory disclosure in the Financial Services industry (includes insurance).
If you want to be an insurance agent your financials have to be in check.
Whenever you renew your license, they ask usually if you had to file for bankruptcy and whatnot.
I'm pretty sure they do, signed Licensed Insurance Agent who now works in finance.
It depends on your position.
If you are in a position with a DLA or access to make payments then it may be affected.
Also review your contract. Most financial institutions will have a clause in their contracts.
Although your employer might learn about your bankruptcy case (court records are public documents), your bankruptcy won't affect your current employment in most situations. However, it might prevent you from getting a job in private industry later.
Exactly. I saw one qualified person not get a claims adjuster job because of bankruptcy in their recent past.
Keep in mind, if you apply for banking positions, you usually have to pass an FDIC background check. That may affect your chances because bankruptcy and the reasons for it may mean how you handled your money personally was it correct. However, of course, there are other reasons. In the banking industry, it’s usually looked at if you risk, which could include bankruptcy, you shouldn’t be handling other people‘s money. But every place is different.
Good luck in your future.
Unless you plan on making an attempt at banking or handling money, some law enforcement positions/agencies, or IT security you should be fine. I’ve been asked about my financial background and literacy when applying for these types of jobs.
It is something you need to declare if you apply for a licence as an independent adjuster.
Also for a while rule out any financial jobs because you present a risk in handling other people’s money. Have you thought about credit counseling?
yes, especially if you work claims,,,your credit rating would be shot