How to become a branch manager
Coordinate a bank branch’s operational functions, including directing staff and maintaining customer satisfaction.
What does a branch manager do?
Duties and tasks
- Advise customers on various financial products and interview loan applicants.
- Ensure a high level of customer service is being adhered to at all times.
- Meet with customers and resolve any problems or complaints.
- Oversee operational functions of the branch and provide solutions to any issues.
- Plan and implement business plans and manage business records and financial statements.
- Promote and market the institution and its products.
- Provide mentorship, training and direction to staff.
Industry bodies
Related jobs
- Bank manager
- Bank officer
- Financial planner
- Hospitality manager
- Mortgage broker
- Service manager
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