Business Banking Relationship Manager

Business Banking Relationship Manager

Location : University Place, WA

Salary : Min USD $75,000.00 / Yr. Max USD $130,000.00 / Yr.

A Business Banking Relationship Manager 1 is responsible for developing a calling plan to maintain and grow existing relationships and is responsible for developing new relationships that meet our client selectivity, profitability appetite, and risk appetite. The Relationship Manager has had proven success in independently winning new relationships (credit and non-credit) and negotiating terms with minimal assistance. Relationship Managers will be expected to partner with the appropriate Business Banking colleagues (Loan Coordinators, Loan Processors, Portfolio Managers, and Credit Administrators) to develop and maintain credit, depository, and treasury relationships with the guidance of a Regional President, or an Executive Director. Relationship Managers work closely with Treasury Management Officers and Treasury Analysts to grow and service the non-credit needs of business clients. For credit needs, the Relationship Manager will primarily use a centralized underwriting channel. These positions will develop and manage business banking relationships which meet established criteria for the Business Banking business line, which includes LTOB >

$500M, TRE >

$5MM. Role seeks to maximize profitability to the bank, while limiting the Credit Risk associated with the relationship.

Key Functions :

• Engages in business development activities and solicitation of new business prospects; actively involved in instilling and maintaining a positive sales environment through education of the Bank's products and services; maintains active prospecting efforts, including identification, qualification and calling; investigates and follows up on significant changes in status of existing customers; consistently balances prospecting efforts and quality customer maintenance responsibilities; meets with customers to discuss needs and outline appropriate Bank services; resolves customer concerns or problems as necessary.
• Establish, and negotiate where necessary, the terms under which credit will be extended, including the costs, repayment method and schedule and collateral requirements.
• Developing a deep understanding of non-credit products.
• Leads the engagement with clients and prospects uncovering opportunities and appropriate solutions to help the clients more efficiently manage cash flow.
• Performs all required portfolio management responsibilities, including but limited to monitoring of customers' financial reporting requirements and compliance with covenants.
• Stays current on all compliance training and adheres to the bank's commitment to abide by all Know Your Customer expectations and Bank Secrecy Act regulations.
• Seeks to be a trusted advisor by maintaining current knowledge on the customers' business and industry.
• Participates in Networking to increase the Bank's visibility in the business communities we serve, and to enhance new business opportunities.
• Serves as the primary contact for non-borrowing and borrowing clients for matters relating to other Bank services, including personal, private banking, and wealth management.