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A leading international banking corporation is searching for a Relationship Manager in Dubai to manage a portfolio of international corporate clients. This role demands strong banking experience, particularly in managing relationships with multinational corporations, alongside skills in credit analysis and understanding economic trends. The candidate will drive revenue growth by effectively servicing client needs and managing various risks in accordance with HSBC standards. Join us to grow your career in an inclusive and dynamic environment.
Relationship Manager (UAE National role), Global Network Banking - Job ID: 23632
HSBC Corporate and Institutional Banking (CIB) provides investment and financial solutions through an international network that connects emerging and mature markets. We partner with corporate, government and institutional clients to help them achieve long-term performance.
We are seeking an ambitious individual to join the Global Network Banking, UAE team as a Relationship Manager to support the growing business and achieve divisional targets. The Relationship Management role provides dedicated relationship management to a portfolio of international corporate customers with accountability for sales, service, risk and operational delivery. This role will have internal and external stakeholders, including Sales, Product Development, Risk & Compliance teams. The remit may range from an area within a country or multiple countries.
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