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Associate Director, Relationship Management, Private Banking - Hang Seng Bank (HK)

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Description

Join Hang Seng Bank's Private Banking team as an Associate Director of Relationship Management. You'll work with high-net-worth customers, providing professional advice and premium service, and contribute to the bank's profitability.

Responsibilities:

  • Develop and manage a portfolio of ultra high-net-worth private banking customers
  • Provide investment advice and deliver premium service to customers and execute their orders
  • Perform investment portfolios analysis, monitor the performance and make necessary recommendations on portfolio re-allocation
  • Manage the credit quality and monitor the exposure of customers' loan portfolios
  • Work with internal departments to solicit business referrals

Requirements:

  • University degree in a related discipline or other relevant qualifications such as CFP or CFA
  • Passes in the HKSI and IIQE licensing examinations
  • At least 6 years' banking experience, with good knowledge of investment products
  • Strong sales orientation and ability to work under pressure
  • Ability to communicate effectively, embrace change and overcome challenges
  • Strong desire to learn and able to work in an Agile environment
  • Good communication, interpersonal, analytical and relationship management skills
  • Proficiency in both written English and Chinese. Fluency in Putonghua and other dialects an advantage
  • High level of customer centricity mindset with dedication to deliver exceptional quality services for customers

Skills

Required

Nice to have

  • Putonghua
  • other dialects
  • CFP
  • CFA
  • HKSI
  • IIQE

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