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Associate Director, Institutional Banking
GuernseySource: WhatJobs
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Overview
In this role, you will cultivate and manage a portfolio of institutional clients, driving growth and identifying opportunities to support their strategic objectives. You’ll work closely with cross-functional teams to deliver tailored products and high-quality client experiences, while preparing briefs and pitch materials for meetings. You’ll help maintain credit quality and contribute to market-facing leadership within the Financial Services Business. This role blends relationship management with financial analysis to create long-term value for clients and the firm.
Responsibilities
Develop and manage relationships with a portfolio of institutional clients and internal stakeholders to drive growth
Enhance customer satisfaction and advocacy by offering tailored products and services
Prepare well-researched briefs and pitch books for customer and prospect meetings
Utilize contact and strategy planning tools to identify and meet client needs while delivering high-quality interactions
Act as a visible presence in other parts of the business and external market
Support senior management in assessing and analyzing customers' financial information
Maintain high credit quality of the portfolio in collaboration with senior colleagues
Provide day-to-day leadership within the FSB relationship team
Collaborate with customers and colleagues to build trust and long-term sustainable value
Key requirements
Highly developed interpersonal, negotiation, and networking skills, preferably from a sales environment
Proven leadership to drive income through multiple business channels
Awareness of financing and risk management trends to develop innovative solutions
Strong market awareness and understanding of economic and financial outlook
Track record of delivering high-quality outcomes and building strong customer relationships in an institutional setting
Ability to perform detailed risk analysis and debt structuring
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