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We are looking for a Head of Corporate and Institutional Department.
REASON FOR BEING:
Other information
Set the annual objectives of the various Business Managers (individual action plan), and follow the monthly achievements of these, on the basis of dashboards and various States monitoring the activity.
FINALITY:
Education / Qualifications
Develop the business of Corporate and Institutional Clients, in terms of healthy jobs, low-cost resources and e-commerce products; Actively participate in the operation and strategy of the bank; Promote the image, products and services of the bank; Coordinate the commercial action of the different collaborators; Provide training and technical support to the teams; Ensure the quality of credit files, internal documents and credit documentation.
TASKS AND ACTIVITIES:
- Business Development (Jobs, Resources, Banking Products and Services)
- Monitoring of Risks
- Organization of work
- Quality of Service, Customer Relationship
- Relations with Directorates and Departments
- Management of teams
JOB REQUIREMENTS:
- Initial training: BAC + 4 /5 Management, Economics, Finance, Audit and Control
- Vocational training: Specialization in Banking, Law
- Special knowledge: Computer Science (pack office), Global Banking, English
Experience
- Experience Essential: 5 years minimum in a similar function DCPP/DCPME
- Specific skills: Financial Analysis, Credit Policy, Banking Regulation, Corporate Engagement Management, Structured Finance
- Required qualities: Ability to manage people, Good organization in priority management, Ability to work under pressure, Rigor, Good relationship, Ability to communicate, Writing ability.
Candidate profile
LAC + 4/5 in Management, Economics, Finance, Audit and Control Specialization in Banking, Law
- Minimum 5 years of experience in a similar function DCPP/DCPME Mastery of the IT tool (pack office), Global Banking and English Skills in Financial Analysis, Credit Policy, Banking Regulation, Structured Finance
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