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This role delivers service to members over multiple types of electronic payment products including Automated Clearing House (ACH) files, foreign and domestic wire transfers, check in-clearing and exception files, foreign exchange, remote deposit files, and risk-focused duties.
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Prepare and manage agreements related to corporate cash management, initiate electronic cash transactions (Fedwire and ACH) and ensure timely execution. This role involves managing the financial aspects of our company's real estate development projects, including bank account management, debt financing coordination, bank relations and transactions, letters of credit management, mortgage cash management, and promissory notes and cash management agreements.
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Bookkeeping AR/AP entries daily for incoming payments and updating customer accounts accordingly for Wire, ACH, Credit Cards and Checks, and handling all types of payments to vendors, employee reimbursements, reconciling credit cards, etc.
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