About the role

Are you a reliable Administrative Assistant to looking to join a reputable, growing financial institution? Don't miss your chance and apply now! What you will be doing as the New Account Administrative Assistant: Support the Funding Manager with the timely and accurate opening of approximately 3,000 Company Product Suite reserve accounts for the Conversion Project. Partners closely with the Funding Manager and other Funding Team members to prioritize account activity, coordinate document flow, maintain accurate records, and complete backlogged administrative tasks. Prioritize account-opening requests based on business needs, readiness, and established deadlines. Track each account through the opening process and maintain clear, current status information. Coordinate the receipt, review, and routing of required documents to Authorized Signers. Identify missing or incomplete information for follow up with the appropriate partners to prevent delays. Complete post-opening administrative tasks, including timely and accurate updates in Vander. Research and resolve outstanding Vander updates from recent account openings. Escalate risks, exceptions, and processing delays to the Funding Manager. Provide concise progress updates and support reporting on volume, aging, completion, and outstanding work. Follow applicable procedures and protect confidential client and account information. What you will be doing as the New Account Administrative Assistant: Experience in account administration, client onboarding, or a similar high-volume environment. Demonstrated ability to manage multiple priorities and maintain accuracy under deadline pressure. Strong written and verbal communication skills. Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications and the ability to learn internal workflow and recordkeeping systems. Sound judgment when handling confidential or sensitive information. High school diploma or equivalent; additional education or relevant industry experience is preferred.

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