CIBC
BranchAdministrator
“Branch Administrator at CIBC. Skills: process management, cross-functional coordination, vendor/stakeholder management, operational metrics, resource planning, continuous improvement. Manage administrative aspects of branch operations. Provide operational and administrative support”
What You'll Achieve.
Ensure profitability; Ensure accuracy of all particulars pertaining to a trade; Ensure customer service standards and operational procedures are communicated and maintained
Industry & Context.
Problem solving skills sufficient to resolve numerous issues and conflicts
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization - Investment Dealer (CIRO-ID) current accreditation and good standing for CIRO-ID licensing
What You'll Do.
Manage administrative aspects of branch operations
Provide operational and administrative support
Oversee transactional banking functions
Ensure client service standards
Adhere to compliance and audit requirements
Maintain branch profitability
Manage day to day branch operations
Maintain office equipment and supplies
Coordinate office functions and events
Monitor and control branch budget
Review and process accounts payable
Monitor branch summary of revenue and expenses
Assist Branch Manager with Investment Advisor duties
Write up trade tickets ensuring accuracy
Coordinate and notify brokers of new issues
Ensure customer service standards communicated
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Liaise among many departments within Wood Gundy
Communication Scope
Communicate effectively with staff and clients
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