Annual base salary
Reflecting your expertise and the scope of your global responsibilities in a competitive market.
AIIB is committed to diversity, transparency and inclusion. We believe our strength comes from having a team with the right diverse skills, experiences and abilities selected through a merit-based competitive process. We actively encourage applications from people from both within and outside AIIB Members, regardless of nationality, religion, gender, race, disability or sexual orientation.

AIIB offers a comprehensive benefits package designed to attract and support talent of the highest caliber – with a competitive base salary, location premium, retirement plan, medical coverage, education support, and meaningful leave provisions.
We ensure our professionals are rewarded with a transparent and market-aligned compensation framework.
Reflecting your expertise and the scope of your global responsibilities in a competitive market.
Adjusted specifically for the cost of living and unique conditions of your host city.
A holistic compensation approach that combines competitive base salary, performance-related pay, and location premium.
Comprehensive medical coverage for you and your qualified dependents, with a substantial portion of the premium covered by AIIB.
Life insurance coverage, fully paid by AIIB, with options for additional voluntary coverage at your own cost.
Substantial coverage for accidental death and dismemberment, provided and premiums fully paid by AIIB.
Supports staff members with post-retirement medical costs by providing a lump sum payment, which may be used toward acquiring personal medical insurance or services upon ending employment.
A defined contribution retirement plan featuring mandatory employee contributions, generous AIIB employer contributions, and additional employer matching contributions on voluntary staff contributions.
Financial support for the education of eligible dependent children at qualified local and international institutions.
Support to assist eligible staff with periodic travel to the home country.
Access to staff loan facilities for personal needs, including interest-free options for certain loan types, such as tuition for yourself and qualifying dependents, and settlement loan to help relocate with ease.
A progressive annual leave entitlement that grows with employees’ careers as the Bank advances.
Paid maternity leave designed to support employees during early parenthood, aligned with international best practices.
Paid parental leave to support employees welcoming a child through birth or adoption.
Dedicated family leave to enable employees to care for immediate family members during critical times.
Dedicated leave to support travel time associated with home leave journeys.
Paid sick leave with accrual provisions that allow unused leave to carry forward.
Dedicated leave for professional development and examinations, supporting continued growth.
Flexible working arrangements, including remote working, enabling employees to balance professional responsibilities with personal needs.
Compensation and benefits are illustrative and subject to eligibility criteria and may change from time to time. AIIB’s Staff Rules and other applicable Internal Legal Framework documents prevail.
Comprehensive relocation to support new joiners and eligible dependents when moving to the scheduled working location, and support upon completion of service for return relocation.
Professional staff at AIIB headquarters are sponsored diplomatic visa.
Eligible staff receive the equipment and connectivity support they need to do their best work.
Staff may be eligible to enjoy duty-free purchase privileges in Beijing.
AIIB is committed to staff development, and we encourage each staff member to devote meaningful time to learning, education, and skills development – regardless of their role, level, or location – to drive their personal and professional growth. In parallel, the Human Resources Department aims to develop staff members at every stage of their career at AIIB, supporting both overall business objectives and personal goals.
Following the industry-accepted 70-20-10 or On-the-job, Social, Formal (OSF) model, most training occurs on the job. Each people manager’s key responsibilities include guiding and coaching staff, as these are crucial to enabling each staff member’s progression in their roles.
Formal learning programs are generally purpose-oriented and designed to improve relevant skills and competencies. These opportunities are open to all staff and delivered through workshops, coaching, online courses, and professional certifications. Spanning technical, professional, and leadership development, the opportunities are aimed at supporting staff at every stage, from a new joiner’s induction to qualifications that advance an established career, reflecting AIIB’s commitment to developing its people alongside the institution.
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Explore Current OpportunitiesThe portfolio of learning programs is split into technical training, professional skills, management/leadership training, and mandatory e-learning.
Aimed at developing technical skills for higher performance and growth.
Aimed at developing skills required for success in the role.
Aimed at developing the leadership pipeline and management capability.