With over 100 years of rich history and a strong position as a local bank with regional and international expertise, a career with our family offers the opportunity to be part of this exciting growth journey, to reset our future, and shape our destiny as a proudly African group.
To follow the six steps of financial planning in executing the role of a FAIS licensed financial adviser. A professional introduction must be made to introduce the adviser and the services offered by the adviser. Upon client approval, the adviser may conduct a Financial Needs Analysis (FNA) in the disciplines of Investment, Life Insurance, and Estate planning. Based on the concluded FNA, recommendations are made to address needs identified on behalf of the client. Advice recommendations must be presented under the license categories for which the adviser is accredited, using Absa approved products deemed suitable for the client. On client acceptance, the adviser is required to implement the advice through Absa’s processes and conduct regular reviews to ensure ongoing suitability and compliance with licensing requirements.
Accountability: Establishing and maintaining professional relationships with all stakeholders (Clients, Bank personnel, product providers, and Adviser Support staff)
Accountability: Meet sales and growth targets
Accountability: Manage own commission earnings
Accountability: Practice Management
Accountability: Personal Development
Bachelor's Degrees and Diplomas in fields like Accounting, or a National Senior Certificate/Matric (Grade 12).
Absa Bank Limited is an equal opportunity employer, committed to diversity and compliance with the Employment Equity Act. Preference will be given to suitable candidates from designated groups to promote demographic representation. The bank reserves the right not to fill the position if suitable candidates are not found.
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