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CIBC

Runs banking and investment services across North America

Analyst – Client Onboarding & Service

Customer SuccessConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-time

About the Job

Requirements

  • Developed knowledge of Cash Management products and services, including processes and procedures for implementing products and services.
  • Basic knowledge of CIBC processes and groups, Cash Management Online, eCIF, and Management Information Facility (MIF), as well as account and anti-money laundering documentation and preparation processes.
  • Well-developed written and verbal communication skills to provide clear information to colleagues and clients on matters of varying complexity in a professional manner.
  • Developed interpersonal relations skills to establish and maintain relationships with clients, business partners, and colleagues.
  • Ability to manage multiple activities of varying complexity under tight time constraints and without errors.
  • Well-developed judgment, decision-making, and problem-solving skills, including the ability to interpret or adapt procedures and approaches to issues or concerns.
  • Ability to generate solutions and quickly decide on courses of action to meet client needs and strengthen the bank’s position.
  • Legally eligible to work at the specified location(s), and where applicable, hold a valid work or study permit.

Responsibilities

  • Support clients within an assigned portfolio with day-to-day service and support requests.
  • Successfully onboard new Commercial Banking clients and provide after-sales service support to Commercial Banking customers, both internal and external.
  • Understand client needs and coordinate and execute account maintenance and cash management solution requests, providing relevant recommendations when appropriate.
  • Act as a key interface to internal partners to facilitate solutions that proactively meet client needs.
  • Maintain relationships with internal and external stakeholders, focusing on streamlining and simplifying the client experience.
  • Help strengthen new and existing client relationships and drive CIBC’s value proposition as an extended member of the relationship team.
  • Ensure client and internal stakeholder interactions contain accurate and complete information.
  • Respond promptly to client questions, inquiries, and issues.
  • Act as a primary contact for assigned clients from mixed commercial segments for general support inquiries and requests.
  • Work with Relationship Managers, Cash Managers, and other internal stakeholders to support client requests.
  • Help clients directly with common questions about account inquiries, account entitlements, and product and service capabilities.
  • Coordinate changes to account information, signing authorities, and existing Cash Management products.
  • Identify cross-selling and client-penetration opportunities, including opportunities to increase share of wallet.
  • Maintain organized records of requests, track outstanding and overdue items, provide status updates, and follow up with internal groups to ensure timely completion.
  • Coordinate and lead requests to onboard new legal entities for new and existing CIBC clients and implement new cash management products.
  • Provide clients with required documentation to execute for requested account and cash management solutions.
  • Maintain communication with clients and partners during transitions to ensure timely and seamless delivery of solutions.
  • Interpret, validate, and obtain required information to complete implementation forms for internal and external client requests.
  • Ensure mandatory documentation, including Product Legal Agreements and signed Payment Product Settlement Limit documentation with supporting evidence of credit existence, is received before proceeding with the transition.

About the Company

CIBC

Runs banking and investment services across North America

CIBC runs personal and business banking, wealth management and capital markets businesses for clients in Canada and the United States. Its Canadian retail bank pairs banking centres and contact centres with mobile and online services, while its U.S. business focuses on commercial clients and private wealth. Customers use its accounts, mortgages, loans and investment services to manage cash, borrow and invest. The bank earns interest on lending, charges account and advisory fees, and generates revenue from securities trading and investment management. CIBC was formed by a bank merger in 1961, with operating roots dating to 1867, and is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Toronto, Canada
Founded
1961

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