First National Bank (FNB) South Africa offers dynamic career paths, structured graduate development programs, and continuous on-the-job learning across banking, data science, IT, and client advisory roles
To seek, identify and exploit business opportunities for the Bank and growing the portfolio through the acquisition of new clients and the retention thereof. Responsible for portfolio management of 0 to 10 million turnover clients
Experience and Qualifications
Minimum Qualification - Relevant Business Degree
Experience - 3-5 year's relevant banking and sales experience
Person must not be an unrehabilitated insolvent
Responsibilities
Enhance business performance and profitability
Actively coach team through providing advice about subject matter, solutions, principles and processes and personal progression with the aim to improve performance
Plan and manage performance, talent, succession and culture of team in order to improve performance
Continuously assess own performance, seek timely and clear feedback and request training where appropriate
Set tactical goals and optimise the use of the people, finances and technologies in order to realize those goals
Compile reports that track progress and guide business to make informed decisions
Ensure compliance to legislative and audit requirements and adherence to relevant processes
Develop and manage key stakeholder relationships that enable achievement of operational objectives
Ensure growth and increase in customer base by ensuring the management of existing clients, generates new leads and grows active customer account base
Drive customer service delivery goal achievement in line with predefined standards and in support of sales objectives
Manage cost to income to increase profitability and efficiencies for the business
Contribute to the development of a budget aligned to operational delivery plans, monitor effectiveness and report on variances
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