Full-Time

Relationship Banker 2

Posted on 2/11/2026

Deadline 2/11/27
Trustmark

Trustmark

1,001-5,000 employees

Banking and financial solutions provider

No salary listed

Flowood, MS, USA

In Person

Category
Finance & Banking (1)
Requirements
  • High school diploma or GED
  • 2 years of face-to-face customer service experience, retail sales experience or prior Trustmark Relationship Banker experience with a demonstrated track record of exceeding the individual performance goals.
  • Able to learn Trustmark consumer and/or mortgage lending guidelines and process applicable loans within 2 years of employment
  • Be able to register with the National Mortgage Licensing System and Registry (NMLS)
  • Able to use basic math concepts and can handle routine transactions and close out the cash drawer
  • Exceptional customer service skills with the ability to learn and communicate Trustmark products
  • Pass appropriate assessment tests related to customer service and math skills
  • Able to meet sales goals in a retail environment
  • Basic computer skills and the ability to learn internal technology systems to perform work tasks
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills both verbal and written
  • Time management skills
  • Detail-oriented with a focus on quality and accuracy
  • Demonstrate professional appearance and mannerisms as this position works with the public on a daily basis
Responsibilities
  • Identify customer needs and make the appropriate referrals through proactive sales/service efforts.
  • Service, sell, and cross-sell deposit accounts, loan products, insurance products, cash management services, etc.
  • Deliver exceptional customer experience that follows Trustmark’s service standards.
  • Continually safeguard the bank’s assets and security of the working environment while processing transactions accurately (deposits and withdrawals for transaction accounts, collection items, wire transfers, credit card transactions, loan payments and the opening, closing and other maintenance of customer accounts).
  • Balances cash drawer daily for both the cash totals and to ensure appropriate documents have been executed.
  • Achieve sales and referral goals quarterly while providing excellent customer service and utilizing opportunities to transform service into sales.
  • Making outreach calls to customers and/or prospects.
  • Comply with the bank’s guidelines, policies, procedures, and standards of performance.
  • Coach and serve as a mentor to Relationship Bankers and Tellers.
  • Provide oversight and responsibility to review/approve various transactions to include night drop contracts/logs, ATM deposits, collection items, money orders, official checks, and cash drawers.
  • Handle the cash shipment and vault management for a branch.
  • Ability to handle the origination of consumer loans.
  • Perform additional duties as assigned.
Desired Qualifications
  • Prior supervisory experience in a retail or bank environment
  • Prior experience processing consumer or mortgage loans
  • 2 years of banking industry knowledge specifically of the Relationship Banker position

Trustmark provides banking and financial services through a network of offices in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee and Texas. It offers typical retail and commercial banking products such as checking and savings accounts, loans, and other financial solutions, with services delivered through local branches and digital channels. The company operates as an Equal Housing Lender and is FDIC insured, emphasizing protection of customer deposits. Trustmark differentiates itself through a regional footprint focused on community needs and local banking relationships across multiple southern states. The goal is to help customers manage money, borrow for personal and business needs, and access financial services with a local touch and trusted oversight.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Jackson, Mississippi

Founded

1889

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What believers are saying

  • Technology investments to enhance customer experience and operational efficiency across regional markets.
  • Mid-single-digit loan and deposit growth targets supported by experienced leadership team transitions.
  • Analyst consensus price target of $45.20 implies 5.8% upside; 2029 earnings projected at $239.3M.

What critics are saying

  • Regional concentration exposes loan portfolio to correlated economic downturns and natural disasters.
  • Net interest margin compression from Fed rate cuts or deposit flight to higher-yielding alternatives.
  • Mortgage banking and wealth management gains are cyclical; vulnerable to rate rises and market corrections.

What makes Trustmark unique

  • Record 2025 net income of $224.1M reflects 42.6% growth driven by loan and deposit expansion.
  • Diversified revenue streams: wealth management up 7.7% to $40.1M, mortgage banking profitability improved significantly.
  • Five-state southeastern footprint with established market presence across Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee, Texas.

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Company News

Yahoo Finance
Apr 6th, 2026
Trustmark appoints veteran Joseph Bond as CFO and Treasurer from May 2026 amid 48% intrinsic discount

Trustmark has appointed Joseph E. Bond as Principal Financial Officer and Treasurer, effective 1 May 2026, replacing long-serving executive Thomas C. Owens. The transition comes as the regional bank's shares trade at $42.59, showing strong momentum with a 41.64% one-year total shareholder return. Analysts have set a consensus price target of $45.20, suggesting the stock is 5.8% undervalued. This valuation assumes revenues of $945.4 million and earnings of $239.3 million by 2029, with shares trading on a price-to-earnings ratio of 12.5 times. The narrative relies on gradual revenue growth, stable profit margins and declining share count. However, investors should consider risks including higher net charge-offs and regional concentration, which could pressure earnings and challenge the undervaluation thesis.

Business Wire
Mar 30th, 2026
Trustmark appoints Thomas Owens as COO and Joseph Bond as CFO

Trustmark Corporation has appointed Thomas C. Owens as Chief Operating Officer of Trustmark Bank, effective 1 May 2026. Joseph E. Bond will succeed Owens as Treasurer and Principal Financial Officer of Trustmark Corporation and Chief Financial Officer of Trustmark Bank. Owens, 62, has served as Chief Financial Officer since 2021 and joined Trustmark in 2013. He previously held positions at Webster Financial Corporation, Wachovia Corporation and Keycorp. Bond, 63, joins from Texas Capital Bancshares, where he served as Corporate Treasurer since 2021. He previously worked at BBVA USA, Webster Bank and Huntington Bancshares. Trustmark Corporation is a financial services company with offices across Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Tennessee and Texas.

Yahoo Finance
Mar 10th, 2026
Trustmark reports record 2024 earnings with revenue up 3.7% to $204.1M in Q4

Trustmark, a Mississippi-based financial services organisation, reported Q4 revenues of $204.1 million, up 3.7% year-on-year and in line with analyst expectations. The results included a beat on EPS estimates but net interest income met expectations. CEO Duane Dewey noted the company achieved record earnings in 2025, driven by loan and deposit growth, strong net interest margins and solid credit quality. Mortgage banking improved profitability whilst wealth management revenue reached an all-time high. Trustmark shares rose 1.5% following the results and currently trade at $41.77. The regional banks sector reported mixed Q4 results overall, with the 95 tracked stocks seeing average share prices decline 4.9% since earnings, despite revenues beating consensus estimates by 1.6%.

Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas
Feb 20th, 2026
From Construction to Rehabilitation: The Affordable Housing Program Toolkit

From construction to rehabilitation: the Affordable Housing Program toolkit. Affordable housing is more than just building new homes. It's also about preserving what already exists. Rehabilitation projects offer a unique value proposition. They allow communities to retain the character and history of existing neighborhoods while upgrading homes or apartments to meet modern standards. For residents, this can mean safer living conditions, improved energy efficiency and enhanced accessibility - often without the disruption of relocation. In cities like Houston and Dallas, Texas, and New Orleans, Louisiana, rehabilitation projects funded through its Affordable Housing Program (AHP) will address critical needs that range from restoring senior housing to updating multifamily units for veterans and families. At the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas (FHLB Dallas), Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas has long supported new construction through the AHP, but Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas is also seeing opportunities to support rehabilitation projects. Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas increased the total number of rehabilitated projects that were approved in the latest round of AHP funding by nearly 56 percent and the number of affordable housing units that will be rehabbed by 27 percent over 2024 figures. These latest grants will bring upcoming improvements to aging housing stock over the coming year with improvements to accessibility and safety, all while preserving affordable units that might otherwise be lost to disrepair or redevelopment. In total, 925 units were funded for rehabilitation - a cost-effective way to expand housing access without starting from scratch. Here are five examples of rehabilitation projects funded from 2025 Affordable Housing Program funds that reflect the impact of this approach: * The Housing Authority of the City of Abilene partnered with First Financial Bank to rehabilitate 304 units in Abilene, Texas, making it the largest rehabilitation project funded in 2025. Grant: $1.75 million * Lubbock Housing Finance Corporation partnered with Stellar Bank to rehabilitate 152 units in Lubbock, Texas, preserving affordable housing in a growing West Texas community. Grant: $1.75 million * New Century Development Corp. partnered with Trustmark National Bank to rehabilitate 50 units in McComb, Mississippi, supporting housing stability in a rural area. Grant: $1.25 million * Odyssey House Louisiana partnered with Fifth District Savings Bank to rehabilitate 57 units in New Orleans, Louisiana, enhancing housing for individuals in recovery from substance abuse and addictions. Grant: $1.425 million * Laguna Housing Development & Management Enterprise partnered with First National Bank Texas to rehabilitate 40 units in Laguna, New Mexico, helping preserve housing in a tribal community. Grant: $1 million Quality Not Just Quantity The inclusion of rehabilitation in AHP's funding strategy reflects its approach to affordable housing. By supporting both new construction and rehabilitation, Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas is equipping its member institutions and their community partners with a versatile toolkit. This flexibility is especially important in areas where land is scarce or where existing housing can be salvaged and improved. Apply for an AHP Grant and Make a Lasting Change As Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas plan for future AHP funding cycles, Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas encourage its member institutions and affordable housing developers to consider the full spectrum of housing needs in their communities. Whether it's building new units or breathing new life into existing ones, AHP is here to support projects that make a lasting difference. If you are a member or housing organization, Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas encourage you to attend one of its upcoming workshops that explain the AHP and how to apply. Apply for funding between March 31 and April 30. Grant awards will be announced in the fall. Greg Hettrick is senior vice president and director of Community Investment at FHLB Dallas.

The Vicksburg Post
Feb 4th, 2026
Tyler McNeal named President at Trustmark Bank

Tyler McNeal named President at Trustmark Bank. Tyler McNeal has been promoted to President of Trustmark Bank in Vicksburg. Bank officials said he brings financial expertise, leadership training and deep community involvement to the role. Tyler McNeal has been named President at Trustmark Bank. "We are pleased to promote Tyler to President in Vicksburg," said Michael Crandall, Market Leader -Madison and Warren Counties. "He has strong roots in the community and a deep understanding of the financial industry. We look forward to his leadership and continued service to our customers and community members." McNeal received a Bachelor of Business Administration with a minor in Marketing from Belhaven College. He is also a graduate of the Mississippi Bankers Association's Foundations of Leadership, the Southeastern School of Commercial Lending, and the Leadership Vicksburg and Leadership Lauderdale programs. McNeal serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors of the United Way of West Central Mississippi and is a member of the Rotary Club of Vicksburg and Vicksburg Y's Men Club.

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