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With roots tracing back to 1881, the Company is engaged in a broad range of activities in the financial services industry, including retail securities brokerage, institutional sales and trading, investment banking (both corporate and public finance), equity & fixed income research, market making, trust services and investment advisory and asset management services.
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Citi Bank Retail Mortgage provides home lending services via our Citibank branches and centralized service centers. The Home Lending Officer role represents the Retail Mortgage business providing superior service to clients and referral partners and is responsible for originating high quality residential real estate loans for clients.
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Being the next generation Business Relationship Manager at East West Bank means you are part of a world-class team that focuses on delivering a high quality, high-touch, and high-tech relationship banking experience across all customer touchpoints.
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Responsible for business development from retail clients (bank branches/real estate companies and other sources) and mortgage brokers (Wholesale Lending) to generate new mortgage loans. Responsible for business development from retail clients and mortgage brokers.
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One year of previous customer service, sales, and cash handling experience in retail, banking, or food service. Performs all operational activities in compliance with applicable laws, regulations (Regulation CC, Bank Secrecy Act, etc.
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Preferred Qualifications and SkillsSix months of customer service and/or cash handling experienceExperience in retail, financial services, loans, banking/bank teller, or service industry#appcast.
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With over 1,000 retail stores in 39 states plus Pro, Service, E-Commerce, Production, and Distribution divisions, there are many career opportunities at Leslie’s. Opening and closing store responsibilities that may include the delivery of daily bank deposit.
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Knowledge of standard bank products including loans, letters of credit, derivatives, foreign exchange, securitization and leasing. You will focus on underwriting and portfolio management for non-investment grade public and privately owned corporate borrowers across various sectors, with a focus on Consumer & Retail, Food & Beverage, and Environmental Services.
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Accurate accounting of all currency transactions as well as timely delivery of deposits to the bank with scanned documentation in agency management system. With over 800 retail store locations to choose from nationwide, we encourage you to take your career and income potential to new heights.
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