As unemployment rates have gradually improved in the years since the 2008 financial crisis, some of the bigger signs of recovery can be seen in 10 of the largest banks in America.

A recent undertaking on the part of Forbes and the online job search engine Indeed.com assessed the 20 largest bank holding companies in terms of total assets, as of December 2012, according to the National Information Center, a repository of financial data and institution characteristics collected by the Federal Reserve System.

“The number of financial services and banking job postings changed little in 2012,” Michael Werch of Indeed told Forbes. “With 182,313 job postings this January compared to 182,915 in January 2012, employer demand in the sector held steady over the last year.”

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Capital One
No. 1 Capital OneJob openings (with $80,000+ salary): 582 Reuters
Citibank
No. 2 CitigroupJob openings (with $80,000+ salary): 434 Reuters
Bank of New York Melon
No. 3 Bank of New York MellonJob openings (with $80,000+ salary): 254 Reuters
PNC Bank
No. 4 PNC FinancialJob openings (with $80,000+ salary): 239 Reuters
Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo downgraded its evaluation of Apple stock. Reuters
Morgan Stanley
The current estimate for Morgan Stanley's Q1 report reflects a 21.1 percent decrease from the year-ago quarter. Reuters
Goldman Sachs
A Goldman Sachs sign is seen at the New York Stock Exchange in New York. Reuters
US Bancorp
No. 8 U.S. BancorpJob openings (with $80,000+ salary): 132 Reuters
Sun Trust Bank
No. 9 Suntrust BanksJob openings (with $80,000+ salary): 131 Reuters
BBT Bank
No. 9 Suntrust BanksJob openings (with $80,000+ salary): 131 Reuters