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Customer service - where do I begin with the decline in customer service? For today's rant I'll begin with TD Bank. I'm not a millionaire by any stretch but my money's just as valuable to me as it is to Jeff Bezos (I know he's a billionaire but I'm trying to stay humble). I used to have my "person" at TD Bank. My make an appointment, go see Nicholas, solve my banking needs, be done in an hour person. Nicholas was AMAZING. When he moved on, I knew I'd never find someone else like him and jeepers have I been right. TD, in their infinite wisdom, has done away with in branch business services. According to one of the branch staff, too many mistakes were happening in branch and so TD decided to train a dedicated #business team to do the job right. My immediate question was: Wasn't your staff trained correctly before?? And why the heck would you share that with a customer?? It has taken me two weeks to get an appointment to open a chequing account. A CHEQUING ACCOUNT. I'm not applying for credit or anything fancy. I want to give TD my money and pay them even more than I am now. I don't want any of their money (or any more than I have now). But no, that requires some kind of due diligence check on their part. So my new business chequing account is still sitting as "frozen". I need to use this account to manage a project. It still being frozen prompts me to call TD. It's at this point I discover that the account still hasn't been processed. Why you ask? I asked that as well. According to TD, they've been inundated with CEBA issues. I believe the word used was "stressed". I'm sorry TD but your $2.9 billion in profits for 2023 should help with that "stress" right? I can assure that I'm still a few years away from billionaire status so out of the two of us, I'm feeling confident that my stress levels are significantly different. Hire people! Why is that significant? Because the customer service person assured me they understood my frustration. Huge pet peeve for me. I asked them - are you a small business owner? Or have you ever been an entrepreneur? "Well no, but I talk to customers all the time so I understand." No lady, you don't understand. You don't understand at all. You might try to empathize but you in NO WAY understand the many hats, deadlines, projects, contracts, negotiations, partnerships and everything else I do on the daily. And having to chase TD to give them more of my money? That's not something I want on my never ending to do list. Why do I share this? Because earlier today at the Burlington Mayor's Breakfast, I was having a great chat with some folks about exactly this: the decline of #customerservice . The value of being people focused in your business. The understanding that people like to feel valued and treated right. That leaders need to build this in to the DNA of their organization. TD? You've got some work to do. Because right now you are failing spectacularly and I'm sure I'm not the only one who wants to rant about it..

2024 has presented a shifting ecosystem for #commercial #banking hiring.  This year, we have seen less of the “all banks are looking for lending talent” and have noticed a switch to “which banks need the talent and why?”.  The why is something that matters a great deal because no matter what the hiring climate looks like, commercial bankers will continue to be the proverbial ‘purple squirrel’.  Given the lack of training programs in Commercial Credit in the 2000’s and 2010’s, anyone who is mid-career in commercial lending and has talent and likability can effectively name their price.  Sales professionals who can create, play nice in the sandbox, and underwrite deals are now one of banking’s highest priorities.  The following are important factors helping drive commercial lender’s career decisions in 2024.    Liquidity: Are you lending?  If you are not lending, why?  Will my customers feel I am giving them my all?  Will my ‘centers of influence’ feel I can deliver?  Credit:  Process/Talent- Will our deals be reviewed efficiently?  Can I trust the Officers making these decisions to articulate the why?  Does my bank want to grow or simply tread water? Vision from Executive Leadership beyond the next 1-2 years-  Are we ‘lending’ to buy time and merge?  Do we have a value prop where customers feel we are worth investing into a long-term relationship?  Liquidity, credit and vision will not only drive your ability to attract talent in Corporate Lending, Middle Market Lending and Business Banking now.  They will impact your ability for years to come.  I saw an article the other day that talked about how landing one major player can be a huge boom in recruiting as the networks tend to follow.  Alternatively, if you hire someone elite and then can’t deliver, your institution will feel the adverse impact through back channels for years. (Bankers love to talk) For the last decade, #Commercial #Credit and #Lending has been the backbone of BankerHire’s business.  Let us help you anyway we can.

Hello LinkedIn network, I am delighted to share some of my notable milestones achievements and professional roles during my career as a banker. These accomplishment were made possible through hard work, the trust of my clients, collaboration with colleagues, and the guidance of insightful management. Here are the highlights: • Banking titles : Senior Officer of Corporate and Distribution & Private Relationship Manager, Acting Private Banking Team Leader: 1. Acting Executive Manager of Corporate Network and Distribution: Took on a leadership role. 2. Talent Acquisition and People Hiring: Played a role in identifying and recruiting talented individuals for various positions within the organisation. 3. Portfolio Management: Successfully managed "Billions Portfolio". Achieved an impressive growth liability of 43% and significantly expanded corporate product offerings by over 200%. 4. Training and Compliance: Collaborated with teams focused on compliance and general authority to conduct training sessions, enhance procedures, and ensure regulatory compliance and operational efficiency. 5. Staff Supervision and Business Development: Oversaw the development and performance of 54 department staff members. 6. Branch Management: Actively participated in the management and operation of seven branches, prioritizing seamless customer experiences and efficient branch operations. 7. Branch Establishment and Closure: Played a role in the successful opening and establishment of new branches and managed the process of closing down certain branches. 8. Network and Operations Management: Demonstrated expertise in managing network and branch operations, optimizing overall performance and efficiency. 9. Project Management: Closed and delivered the bank's top projects, including the highly acclaimed WATHIQ INTEGRATION project, demonstrating the bank's commitment to excellence and innovation. 10. Achieving over 800% expansion in the asset portfolio under my management, showcasing exceptional growth. 11. Securing and closing the largest new client acquisition deals regionally, contributing to the bank's overall growth and expansion. 12. Providing comprehensive banking financing and facilities, effectively catering to clients' financial needs. 13. Effectively managing the largest bond (SUKOK) ticket and portfolio nationwide, highlighting expertise in financial management. 14. Successfully closing and managing the largest DPM (Discretionary Portfolio Management) ticket and portfolio nationwide, demonstrating strong investment management skills. 15. Leading a team of eight members and managing a substantial portfolio worth Billions. 16. Providing exceptional banking services to over 1500 private clients, fostering trust and ensuring their satisfaction. Please feel free to reach out if you would like to discuss my achievements or require any references. Thank you for your attention. ””REFERENCES available upon request.

As financial services grow, job applicants can’t meet demand Job trends in banking and finance continue to evolve as different factors, such as technology and candidates’ needs, play a role. “One of the things that we’re seeing is that financial services as an industry itself is growing. If you look at data from the Department of Commerce, there’s a growth of 2.8% in financial services jobs from the previous year,” Maria Gonzalez, senior vice president, head of talent and employment at Amerant Bank. “An industry that was pretty small, it’s significantly growing in our state. The areas of concentration for employment in banking and financial services, I would say, mostly what we’re seeing is in the tri-county area – Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach – Tampa, Orlando and Jacksonville.” #MiamiTodayNews https://lnkd.in/dNpeCf-y

Client facing opportunities in Investment Banking Opportunity to face/deal with the end client in IB depends on your seniority. The more senior you are, the more you have face-to-face meetings with your existing clients and potential clients. IB is eventually a sales related job and the best way to build relationships is to have face to face meetings with clients. Deal Team: A typical deal team involves a MD/Partner, Director, VP, Associate and an Analyst in which the “on-air” client time can be broken down to 1)    Partner/MD: Their job is to go out and win business, which is accomplished by meeting with clients, pitching them on potential transactions, and helping them through the deal process. Hence they are required to constantly be meeting with potential clients in order to fill the top of their deal pipeline 2)    Director: The Director is the client facing Investment Banker, accompanies the MD during pitches and important client meets. They have a strong network, knows a lot of people in the Corporate and Investor community. Director is often a team leader in charge of a cluster like CHR, TMT, Industrials, FIG etc. You can expect a lot of travel, business lunch/dinners, revenue targets if you get in this position. 3)    VP: The VP acts as the intermediary between the Senior folks (MDs/Ds) and the junior ones (Associates/Analysts). VP is responsible to develop client relations, join the MD/D to client pitches, managing accounts etc. VP often is given the responsibility to bring to life the MDs/Ds vision of a transaction perimeter, IMs, milestones etc. Basically, VP’s responsibilities span across the Business Development as well as Deal Execution 4)    Associate: They have relatively less client facing time then the senior bankers. Associates play a supporting role when traveling. Senior Bankers are busy with client relationship management. Associates are busy with presenting the analysis and documents 5) Analysts:   They spend most of their time in the office with limited client face time. Its simply because analyst need to spend more time in the eco-system to get more polished and deal with clients. Client-facing skills aren’t taught in colleges and a certain degree of maturity is required to develop these skills --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Learn practical investment banking. The next cohort of my Live Investment Banking program at Wizenius starts from May 5th. Drop in your details and get a call from me (Link in the comment section)