Junior Relationship Manager

Overview A superb opportunity for someone with a background in corporate or wholesale banking who is looking to take the next step in their financial services career. This global organisation is a major player in the sector, and its Financial Institutions Department is expanding. They are seeking someone who can support this growth through strong relationship management, analytical capability, and excellent communication skills. This role offers significant career development for the right individual. Details Role: Junior Relationship Manager Location: City of London Work Style: 100% office‑based Day Rate: £250 per day + £3,900 per year food allowance Contract Length: 6 months Key Responsibilities Develop and grow corporate banking relationships across the UK and cross‑border markets Drive RMB‑related business, including RMB settlement, RMB loans and FX solutions Prepare, coordinate and present credit proposals (bilateral and syndicated facilities) Monitor clients’ financial performance, credit ratings and key risk indicators Support syndication transactions and enhance service delivery for both bilateral and syndicated deals Cross‑sell a full suite of wholesale banking products: trade finance, loans, FX, online banking solutions Analyse industry trends, market opportunities and competitive positioning Contribute to strategic client planning, annual marketing initiatives and business development activities Present financial analysis and proposals to Credit and Compliance committees Requirements Degree in Finance, Economics, Business Administration or related field Proven experience in wholesale or corporate banking relationship management Strong understanding of bilateral and syndicated loans, trade finance and derivative products Experience in syndicated loans, M&A financing or commercial lending is highly advantageous Demonstrated success in client acquisition, development and retention Strong sales capability with excellent relationship‑building skills Ability to structure, analyse and present financial models and credit proposals #J-18808-Ljbffr