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The Trust Officer acquires and administers Personal Trusts, Estates, Conservatorships, Investment Agencies, Financial Powers of Attorney, and Escrows.
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This may include reviewing and spreading financial statements, tax returns, cash flow and projection analysis, risk rating, and analysis and review of personal financial statements and other applications that are presented in adherence with MidWestOne Bank Credit Guidelines/Policy and SBA SOP requirements.
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This is a leadership role which serves to work with credit administration, commercial banking, loan operations and IT to define, prioritize and execute the commercial loan origination system roadmap.
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Treasury Management Sales Officer, is responsible to develop, enhance, and maintain treasury business banking relationships with MidWestOne Bank. Partner and build relationships with other business lines to help with cross sales of Treasury Management products and services.
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This role is responsible for selling financial products and services through the bank’s Broker-Dealer, LPL Financial, to clients for investment purposes including mutual funds, insurance, and annuity products.
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The Payments Product Manager will lead and drive efforts to support the growth and profitability of our payment offerings.
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