Is this offer worth accepting

I have an interview at a fortune 500 for a position in corporate financial holdings department.

Following is the job description:

=Assistance in cash flow planning issues in (re)financings, capital market transactions, M&A transactions or other projects =Arranging and settling of FX trades, IR swaps, money market deposits, credit line drawings and other financial products =Supervising corporate treasury linked payments Organizing intercompany transactions with worldwide financial and operating companies =Monthly liquidity planning and conducting regular reporting tasks for the financial risk management process =Ensuring that all treasury transactions on corporate level are recorded in the treasury system =Comply with FH guidelines, targets and limits =Negotiate favorable terms on all transactions done with banks =Preparing intercompany (e.g. loan agreements) and banking documents (e.g. account opening forms) =Monitoring maturities of financial instruments =Optimize "cash pooling" in main entities =Act as key user of IT-applications Quantum / FIDES / Bloomberg

Does it look like a decent role.The positon is based in the firm's corporate office. What could be the exit opps??

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At this point in the year, most of the full time investment banking positions and other top jobs are filled. As a result, you're likely better off accepting a position at a solid F500 company than chasing prestigious jobs. I'd vote to accept it.

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Thanx everyone for the replies!! I just checked and the job title is definitely a "cash manager";what AA pointed out.I understand that its difficult to get the IB jobs right now so will probably take this

 

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