Full-Time

Financial Advisor

Ciro-Mfd/Amf, Sainte-Julie

Updated on 8/17/2026

Deadline 8/25/26
CIBC

CIBC

1,001-5,000 employees

Full-service banking, wealth management, capital markets

No salary listed

Sainte-Julie, QC, Canada

In Person

Work is on-site full-time and may require work at multiple banking centres within a reasonable travel distance.

Category
Finance & Banking (1)
Required Skills
Computer Networking
Marketing

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Requirements
  • You can demonstrate 1–3 years of experience providing financial advice to clients and establishing relationships while achieving performance targets.
  • You have current accreditation and good standing in the Canadian Securities Course, Canadian Investments Funds Course, or Investment Funds in Canada Course and must meet eligibility requirements for CIRO-MFD licensing.
  • You have current accreditation and good standing in Autorité des Marchés Financiers licensing, with successful completion of the Canadian Investment Funds Course or Canadian Securities Course to support AMF licensing, and Registered Retirement Consultant certification.
  • You need to be legally eligible to work at the specified location and, where applicable, have a valid work or study permit.
Responsibilities
  • Build and grow a dedicated client portfolio through relationship management, financial services support, and exceptional client service.
  • Deliver the Imperial Service approach as a single point of contact for clients and help them plan for current needs and future goals.
  • Provide tailored advice and solutions in day-to-day banking, investments, lending, and estate planning.
  • Cultivate a network to establish new client relationships.
  • Understand the local market and potential client base to create a sales plan that converts leads into new clients.
  • Use relationship-building and networking skills to create connections, generate opportunities, and deliver business results.
  • Leverage credit and investment solutions to provide a needs-based approach that increases client satisfaction, loyalty, and referrals.
  • Attend local events and participate in marketing and outreach activities to increase brand awareness and create future opportunities.
  • Work banking centre hours that may include evenings and weekends, and work at multiple banking centres within a reasonable travel distance.
Desired Qualifications
  • Completion of the CSI/ICB Investment and Taxation Fundamentals Course - Quebec (0774).
  • Completion of the CSI/ICB Legal & Ethical Aspects of Financial Planning Course (0790).

CIBC is a diversified bank serving individuals, businesses, and institutional investors through four units: Canadian Personal and Business Banking, Canadian Commercial Banking and Wealth Management, U.S. Commercial Banking and Wealth Management, and Capital Markets. It offers deposits, loans, credit cards, mortgages, investment management, and advisory services, generating revenue from interest, fees, and trading; services are delivered via branches and digital channels for a smooth client experience. Unlike some peers, CIBC emphasizes a client-centric approach, a broad product range, and a cross-border footprint in Canada and the United States, supported by ongoing digital transformation. Its goal is to serve about 13 million clients in North America with integrated financial services and continuously improve customer experience through digital tools.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

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What believers are saying

  • Q2 2026 net income reached $2.47 billion, while Capital Markets income rose 40%.
  • July 31, 2026 AI launches boosted advisor productivity across 50,000 employees.
  • CIBC signed Taskrabbit on July 30, 2026, widening deposits among skilled-trades entrepreneurs.

What critics are saying

  • Q2 2026 provisions for credit losses hit $605 million as Canadian borrowers weakened.
  • CIBC faces up to $0.4 billion in unresolved legal exposure across class actions.
  • The Caribbean divestiture booked a $350 million Q3 charge; execution risk runs through 2026.

What makes CIBC unique

  • CIBC built proprietary CAI 2.0, the first enterprise-wide agentic AI workspace in Canadian banking.
  • AdvisorAssist cuts advisor administration by 50%, strengthening client relationships and compliance workflows.
  • May 27, 2026 Caribbean sale frees capital for core Canadian and U.S. franchises.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Disability Insurance

Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account

Unlimited Paid Time Off

Flexible Work Hours

Remote Work Options

Paid Vacation

Employee Stock Purchase Plan

Defined Benefit Pension Plan

Wellbeing Support

Employee and Family Assistance Programs

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