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 support Public Sector Account Executive by managing and administering a portfolio of clients in relation to relationship sales, service, governance, credit facilities and tenders
Experience and Qualifications
Minimum Qualification - NQF 6 Qualification (Fit and Proper) and Regulatory Exam
Preferred Qualification - Relevant Bachelors of Commerce Degree or Diploma
Experience - 1 to 3 years banking experience, credit exposure and similar experience as an analyst
Additional Knowledge - Understanding of financial statements
Public Sector credit process knowledge
Public Sector product and general product knowledge
Responsibilities
Achieve expected financial targets and uphold associated service levels
Contribute to cost efficiencies through responsible utilisation of work related resources
Contribute towards the digital strategy of the business by finding solutions to streamline processes as outlined within Public Sector
Provide an administration service support based on an allocated portfolio of clients
Contribute to teamwork and inclusivity within own team
Identify and utilise opportunities to assess and improve own performance
Achieve sales and new client acquisition targets to contribute to profit and growth of business
Ensure operational excellence through the delivery of work processes according to defined quality standards
Comply with relevant statutory, legislative, policy and governance requirements and adhere to processes and procedures related to area of specialisation
Deliver customer service through adherence to quality service standards
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