Financial Planner, Scotia Financial Planning - Lebourgneuf, QC

Scotiabank; Quebec; Hybrid; CAD 75,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work environment

Access to marketing support

Compensation structure with bonuses

Job summary

Scotiabank is seeking a Financial Planner in Quebec to engage clients proactively, demonstrating the value of expert financial planning.

Responsibilities include driving investment sales, establishing business development opportunities, and providing tailored investment solutions. The ideal candidate will have a PFP® or CFP® designation and enjoy a flexible work environment.

This role comes with numerous benefits, including marketing support and a compensation structure that rewards client base growth.

Qualifications

• 3 years of experience in financial planning and investment sales.
• Valid driver’s license and access to a vehicle.
• Goal-oriented and able to work independently or in a team.

Responsibilities

• Driving investment sales and new client acquisition.
• Establishing business development opportunities.
• Providing client-centric investment solutions.

Skills

Financial planning

Investment sales

Networking

Client acquisition

Interpersonal skills

Education

Personal Financial Planning (PFP®) designation

Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) designation

Mutual fund certified professional

Tools

CRM software

Financial planning software

Job description

Requisition ID: 263606

Join a purpose driven winning team, committed to results, in an inclusive and high-performing culture.

External Clients

As a Financial Planner you engage in proactive client outreach to individuals outside the Scotiabank network, showcasing the unique value a Financial Planner brings to their financial journey. Through meaningful conversations and tailored guidance, the goal is to demonstrate how expert financial planning can empower clients to clarify, pursue, and ultimately achieve their financial objectives—no matter where they are starting from.

Internal Clients

As a Financial Planner, you play a pivotal role in deepening client relationships by identifying and engaging with existing Scotiabank clients who may have limited interaction with the bank. You proactively mine opportunities and cultivate meaningful connections, positioning yourself as a trusted advisor. By building strong internal partnerships across the branch network, you ensure seamless access to the full breadth of Scotiabank’s resources—bringing the best of the bank to every client interaction.

As a Financial Planner You Are

• Driven by purpose and determination, you understand that your clients are your most valuable asset. Your top priority is delivering personalized investment and financial planning advice that empowers them to achieve their unique financial goals with confidence.
• You also enjoy the flexibility of being able to meet clients outside of the office, on a schedule that best suits you and them.
• You recognize the value of working within a collective Scotiabank framework that benefits both your clients and your practice overall.

Responsibilities

Following a comprehensive financial planning framework, you will be responsible for the following:

• Driving investment sales and new client acquisition, while adhering to Global Sales Principles, compliance and regulatory requirements.
• Establish business development opportunities with prospects and clients within the assigned market area.

In this role, you will promote the development and sustainable growth of proprietary investment business in the assigned market area by:

• Business Development: Executing on business development plans for mass affluent prospects and existing clients. Identifying additional business development opportunities and facilitating the implementation of an investment solution and/or referral to the appropriate partners.
• Client‑centricity: Providing client‑centric investment solutions through a financial planning framework, aligning with Global Sales Principles. Conducting outbound communications and proactive calling to prospects to remain top‑of‑mind for future business opportunities. Conducting complimentary needs analysis across several financial statements, including competitor statements.
• Community Involvement: Participating actively in local professional and community events and associations and identifying opportunities to deliver community information sessions and financial seminars to develop and expand your network and develop prospects. Building and maintaining a market profile in the assigned market area. Networking with investment industry specialists while managing a small budget for independent marketing‑based activities.

Qualifications

• 3‑years of experience in financial planning and investment sales.
• Mutual fund certified professional with current accreditation and good standing for CIRO licensing requirements (Investments Funds in Canada or Canadian Securities Course).
• Successfully completed a Personal Financial Planning (PFP®) designation and/or a Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) designation.
• Proven networking, client acquisition and interpersonal skills; experience building and maintaining Centres of Influence (COIs).
• Goal‑oriented and entrepreneurial. Able to work independently as a self‑motivated entrepreneur with minimal supervision and as part of a larger team.
• Extensive knowledge of competitive offerings, market trends, economic conditions, and the regulatory environment.
• Valid driver's license and access to a vehicle, to meet clients and prospects within the designated district.

Benefits

• An entrepreneurial culture with the freedom to develop your career.
• A fast‑paced, flexible work environment where you can set your own hours and meet clients when and where it’s convenient.
• A compensation structure that rewards growing and maintaining your client base.
• Access to leading‑edge resources to support your growth, including dedicated marketing support, powerful mobile technology, leading customer relationship management (CRM), portfolio, and financial planning software.
• The ability to build long‑lasting client relationships through exceptional advice and service.
• A partnership with our retail branches and access to Scotia Global Asset Management to deliver an excellent client experience.
• A work culture that promotes diversity, respect, and inclusion.

Other Information

• Compensation structure for this role is base plus variable pay. This is a mobile role and will require frequent travel.

Location

Canada : Quebec : Lebourgneuf

EEO Statement

If you require accommodation (including, but not limited to, an accessible interview site, alternate-format documents, ASL Interpreter, or Assistive Technology) during the recruitment and selection process, please let our Recruitment team know. Only those candidates who are selected for an interview will be contacted.