Branch Services Advisor (Wealth Management)
Branch Services Advisor (Wealth Management)
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Acts as a liaison between home office departments and the branch offices to research and resolve escalated issues regarding clients’ accounts communicated via phone, correspondence, email and online inquiries; follows the issue all the way through resolution and final communications.
- Through analyzation, uses discretion and experience to autonomously resolve issues to ensure client satisfaction and adherence to company policies and procedures.
- Follows up, either verbally or in writing, to ensure client satisfaction.
- Responds to incoming inquiries related to qualifications, instructions or paperwork requirements for various programs.
- Addresses inquiries pertaining to operational policies and procedures and relay policies that govern the procedures handled at the retail level.
- Communicates and coordinates with Registrations, Sales Management and Compliance departments to monitor, identify and resolve issues requiring branch and FA escalation.
- Acts as liaison for the branches by explaining the many different systems used and directing the FA to the appropriate systems needed.
- Executes trades in the absence of the FA.
- Assists branches and the Asset Management Services team to ensure independent branches meet requirements for specific advisory account types.
- Serves as main point of contact for certain firm initiatives, changes, or unexpected events. Examples include changes to account fees, trade fees, statement and reports
- Acts as the liaison for the Attorney of the Day process.
- Maintains records of incoming calls, resolutions to the calls, and any contact to follow-up with branch personnel.
- Responds to FA questions and concerns about the statements and confirms. Must understand and be able to interpret all products and information on various types of statements.
- On a case-by-case basis, evaluates and determines approval for fee-waivers submitted by a branch.
- Works with branches and advisors on the cost of doing business (trade related costs).
- Acts as the main point of contact when BCP events arise for the independent branches.
- Performs other duties and responsibilities as assigned. Knowledge of
- Basic office and branch practices, procedures and methods.
- Account types and industry operations in general.
- Back office systems.
- Consolidated Order Entry Main contact. Skill in
- Organizational and time management skills sufficient to prioritize workload, handle multiple tasks, and meet deadlines.
- Operating standard office equipment and using required software applications to produce correspondence, presentations, electronic communication and spreadsheets.
- Detail orientation to ensure quality standards are met without impairing workflow.
- Follow-up to ensure resolution and completion of tasks. Ability to
- Provide a high level of customer service in a calm, courteous and professional manner.
- Establish and maintain effective working relationships at all levels of the organization.
- Organize, manage and track multiple detailed tasks and assignments with frequently changing priorities in a fast-paced work environment.
- Use effective oral and written communication skills sufficient enough to communicate and interact effectively with Financial Advisors and branch associates.
- Constructively work under stress and pressure when faced with high workloads and deadlines.
- Handle situations that require de-escalation in high volume circumstances.
- Multi-task between several different functions daily.
- Bachelor’s degree and two (2) years of service industry experience, preferably in the financial services fieldSIE required at a minimum
- Series 7 License or ability to obtain within 120 days upon conversion to FTE (if applicable)
- Series 63 License or ability to obtain within 120 days upon conversion to FTE (if applicable)
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