If you don't get a job, or choose not to apply, that's our hard luck and we don't get paid. In particular, our 'finders fee' does not come out of your salary. It is not in our interest to have dissatisfied clients at either end. If we place you in a job that you are unhappy with, your new employer will not thank us and neither will you. This business depends on reputation and word of mouth.
Unhappy clients pass the word around.
There is absolutely no pressure at all. If you decide to have the training then not apply for a job, that is absolutely fine. We will advise you of the area we advise you to apply for and give a realistic opinion on your chances of getting a job. It's best to think of the process as a postgraduate exam. Banking and consultancy firms are neither stupid nor altruistic.