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Commercial Relationship Manager

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3 Locations
Mid level
3 Locations
Mid level
The Relationship Manager develops and maintains borrowing relationships, handles loan approvals, analyzes financial data, and generates new business.
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Position Summary

The Relationship Manager is responsible for managing and maintaining borrowing relationships. This position is responsible for the development of new and existing business through calling programs and cross-selling of Bank services. Maintaining loan quality and generating fee income are also key areas of responsibility. The Relationship Manager approves loans within his/her authority and is responsible for presenting loans for approval at various committees. In addition, the Relationship Manager is responsible for managing his/her current loan portfolio. This position will report to the Market President; an RM I can report to an RM II if identified by the Market President. Market President may determine a need for a manager of people role.

Duties & Responsibilities

  • Developing new business and prospects and generate business loans through referrals, business calls, and community involvement.
  • Analyzing customers’ financial data, structure and negotiate credit transactions, and perform ongoing credit management.
  • Servicing existing customer relationships to maximize profitability.
  • Pursuing repayment of loans and contact customers whose loans are past due or have overdrawn accounts.
  • Responsible for early detection of problem loans and generation of reports for management of weak and criticized loans.
  • Assist other lines of business with business development.
  • Where applicable, the Commercial Market President may determine a Team Lead designation for a Relationship Manager II. Team Lead duties may include:
  • Serving as a resource to associates
  • Act as a trainer/coach

Education & Experience

Knowledge of:

  • Strong oral and written communication skills
  • Strong sales and customer service skills

Ability to:

  • Generate revenue at 10/5/5 – Level I
  • Generate revenue at 20/10/10 – Level II
  • Analyze and interpret numerical data
  • Analyze and solve problems of a complex nature and make decisions based on a wide knowledge of many factors where application of advanced technical concepts is required for which there are not precedents
  • Make independent and difficult decisions within parameters of the Bank’s loan policies
  • Originate new procedures and approaches to problems
  • Perform duties under frequent time pressures

Education and Training:

  • Requires Bachelor’s degree with an emphasis in Accounting or Finance.
  • Requires 2 or more years of banking, finance, or sales related experience.
  • Six months or more credit analysis experience required.
  • Requires knowledge of Microsoft Office.

Busey values a diverse and inclusive workplace and strives to recruit, develop and retain individuals with exceptional talent. A team with diverse talent, working together, is essential to Busey’s commitment of delivering service excellence. Busey is an Equal Opportunity Employer including Disability/Vets. Visit Busey.com/Careers to learn more about Busey’s Equal Opportunity Employment.

Top Skills

MS Office

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