Senior Client Service Account Associate
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jpmorgan chaseTempe (AZ)
New Accounts ClerksPortfolio Management and Investment Advice
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Client Service Account ManagerDo you love managing a large portfolio of clients? If so, come join our team as a Client Service Account Manager where you will have direct responsibility for servicing a portfolio of large corporate or financial institution clients.As a Client Service Account Manager within the Payments team, you will support a portfolio of large corporate and/or financial institution clients by allowing them to effectively utilize Payments Products and Services. The Service organization acts as a central point of resolution to support the client's business operations, identifies product/service gaps and development opportunities, and leverages client/product expertise to recommend client growth and efficiency opportunities.Job responsibilities:Act as key advisor to the client, providing advice and consultation on decision makingAct as client's central point of resolution and escalation for service issues, liaises with bank partners to manage issuesIdentify and address product/service gaps and development opportunities, leveraging the full array of Treasury Services product capabilitiesUse product knowledge to recommend and participate in product enhancements and service delivery plansConvey complex ideas and client issues with confidenceAdhere to and ensure client's compliance with risk policies/practices and educates clients on new legal / regulatory / Cyber changesRequired qualifications, capabilities and skills:Minimum 3 years of relevant industry and/or functional experienceUnderstanding of core Treasury Services product setsAbility to present oral and written communication in an organized, clear and confident mannerManages time effectively in a fast paced environment; demonstrating ability to balance competing priorities and deliver on commitmentsAbility to partner with internal colleagues and external clientsApplies sound judgment during the decision making process; evaluates risk factorsAbility to be flexible with working hours and utilize virtual connectivity tools (VDI, Blackberry/Good mobile suite, etc.) when business needs arise
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