Fiduciary Support Specialist II - Spanish Speaking Preferred
Fiduciary Support Specialist II - Spanish Speaking Preferred
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SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Following is a summary of the essential functions for this job. Other duties may be performed, both major and minor, which are not mentioned below. Specific activities may change from time to time.
- Prioritize relationship management activities by facilitating the day-to-day transactional needs of the client base, including processing deposits, distributions, payments, transfers, or other routine transactions
- Enter and maintain appropriate client records, monitor client transactions and client data for accuracy and timeliness and maintain appropriate documentation of client transactions
- Utilize various trust systems to affect transactions, monitor accounts, and create reports
- Respond to client requests for information and assistance within appropriate level of authority
- Support the sales and retention effort by scheduling appointments, conducting follow-up telephone calls, and client meeting preparation
- Prioritizing fiduciary activities that enable quality client interaction
- Continually render extraordinarily responsive and personal service to our Wealth Clients
- Participate in onboarding new teammates and training
- Assist with special projects for Fiduciary Group Support Leader
- Contribute to a positive team environment that fosters cooperation, trust and group identity and be an effective advocate for Wealth clients with other business units
- Undergraduate degree
- Trust School attendee or graduate
- Fiduciary experience a plus
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