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The Deposits Relationship Manager develops and manages relationships across the different Specialty Banking business units. Bachelor's Degree or equivalent Minimum 6 years of experience in relationship management of Deposits based clients/portfolio in a financial services company Minimum 4 years of product sales and new business development in a financial services company Skills and Knowledge Consultative selling expertise for common Commercial Banking products and services including but not limited to: Deposits, Treasury Management, Commercial AP and Credit Cards, Foreign Exchange and Letters of Credit.
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The candidate will be a Senior Manager within Accenture's Banking practice with a focus on Business and Technology Transformation within commercial banking and wholesale lending.
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Reporting to the Senior Manager, Business Development, East, the role is responsible for valuation, due diligence, and execution of project acquisition opportunities as well as strategy, structuring, and pricing support for development and power marketing of utility-scale wind, solar, and energy storage assets.
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