Job expirat
• Account opening for new clients;
• Verification and enforcement of payment orders of customers in both foreign and local currency with respect to the legislation in force and the internal rules of the bank;
• Direct interaction with customers regarding daily transactions;
• Verification of signatures and customer account balance;
• Verification of the account openings;
• A good knowledge of bank services and products so that he can advise clients;
• Daily archiving of the documents;
• Daily checking of the log operations;
• Managing the customers corespondency;
• Providing clients with required information on their accounts;
Performs any other duties at the request of the management in accordance with professional training;
• Comply with the legislation on labor protection.
• Experience/ Education requirements
• Minimum previous similar experience 2 years;
• Undergraduate degree in Business Finance or related field;
Other requirements:
• Good knowledge of English language;
• The capacity of respecting deadlines imposed;
• Computer skills;
• Interpersonal skills;
• Organizational skills;
• Competitive salary package;
• Subscription to a private medical center;
• Lunch tickets.
Company Description Marfin Popular Bank is the outcome of a triple merger in 2006 of the Banking Groups of Marfin, Egnatia and Laiki that its history goes back to 1901 when it began operations as small savings bank. Marfin Popular Bank´ s strategic objective is to become a leading player in the field of provision of financial services while at the same time achieving high returns for shareholders. Presently, the Bank is operating in 10 countries: Cyprus, Greece, United Kingdom, Ukraine, Russia, Romania, Serbia, Estonia, Malta and Gurnsey. It offers services to private individuals, corporate and commercial banking, Private Banking, Treasury, Electronic Banking, Factoring, Financing and Leasing, International Banking Services, Shipping Services, Insurance Services, Stock broking and Capital Management. The Bank’s assets surpass 43 billion Euros, being the largest bank group in Cyprus and one of the largest in the Hellenic region. Starting May 2008, Egnatia Bank (Romania) S.A. has changed its name into Marfin Bank (Romania) S.A., determined by the merger of the Banking Groups of Marfin, Egnatia and Laiki, in 2006. From the year 2000 when entered into the Romanian market as Egnatia Bank (Romania) S.A. through the acquisition of BNP-Dresdner Bank's operations, the Bank has focused to meet customer’s needs offering a wide range of financial services. Through a network of 27 branches and its Leasing subsidiary, Marfin Bank (Romania) S.A. provides modern, tailor-made financial products to medium and large size corporate clients and to affluent and high net-worth individuals.