Sr. Relationship Manager - Greenville, SC

Hours:

40

Pay Details:

$148,720 - $223,080 USD

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Line of Business:

Personal & Commercial Banking

Job Description:

The Sr. Relationship Manager serves the needs of the community commercial banking business, customizing a broad range of products and services to meet the financial needs of TD's customers. The job acquires, develops and manages commercial banking relationships by providing customized solutions across different commercial segments to build a strategy that is right for the customer now, and in the future with a focus on growing the portfolio by providing financial solutions and developing new business from both existing and new customers.

The role is a trusted advisor who, with sensitivity to the customer's operating environment, structures and packages practical and competitive solutions that demonstrate an understanding of their financing, cash management and overall business needs to add value to the customer's portfolio.

Depth & Scope:

• Recognized as top level expert within the company in a customer segment or product/service line with responsibility for identifying and interpreting trends in the market to structure portfolios and get results

• Develops new business with prospects that have the largest and most complex credit needs in assigned portfolio segment