Personal Banker

Function

As a Personal Banker in Destelbergen, you will help build a strong, personalised advisory service for an existing portfolio of high-net-worth clients. Your responsibilities will include the following:

• Providing support and advice to clients in the areas of wealth management and investments.
• Identifying needs and opportunities within the existing customer portfolio.
• Providing links to other banking products, such as insurance or loans.
• Maintaining long-term customer relationships, both over the phone and face-to-face.
• To contribute to the firm’s continued commercial growth in the wider region around Destelbergen.
• Working closely with the partners and the team to ensure a smooth, high-quality service.

Profile

What we’d like to see in your profile:

• Initial experience in the banking sector, preferably in investments.
• You already hold a PCP certificate or are willing to obtain one.
• A smooth, professional and customer-focused approach.
• A proactive attitude: you spot opportunities, take the initiative and think ahead.
• You speak Dutch fluently.

Don't quite see some of the above in your profile, but are still interested? Don't be put off and contact us at finance.oost@ctrl-f.be or on +32 9 235 22 32.

Organisation

At CTRL-F Finance, we create daily connections between finance professionals and challenging positions in various sectors. Our extensive network includes companies, finance teams and especially talented individuals. Our approach is both professional and personal, with a strong focus on your next step.

Our client is part of a large, internationally oriented bank and offers a wide range of financial products and services to private and business customers. You will be joining a team of 10 colleagues working in the wider Destelbergen area.

Offer

In return for your commitment and motivation, you can look forward to the following remuneration package:

• A market-based gross salary.
• A company car.
• Meal vouchers.
• Group insurance.
• Hospitalisation insurance.
• 20 statutory days’ leave + 5 extra days + bank holidays.
• A fixed working timetable from 8.30 am to 5.00 pm, based on a 37.5-hour working week;