Skill
Commercial Banking
Finance and Accounting
Commercial banking refers to financial services provided to businesses, including checking and savings accounts, loans, lines of credit, treasury management, and merchant services, as distinct from retail banking aimed at individual consumers. Commercial bankers and relationship managers work with businesses ranging from small enterprises to large corporations to manage cash flow, financing, and growth capital. It's a core function of banks like JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and regional commercial banks.
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PMI Sales: Treasury Payments Sales Consultant
U.S. Bank
Full-time · $134,280 – $164,120
This role is a senior payments strategist at U.S. Bank who builds and expands client relationships by designing integrated treasury and payment solutions across multiple service lines. It suits experienced banking professionals who combine deep product knowledge with relationship management skills and want to serve as trusted advisors to corporate clients.
Listed on U.S. Bank’s careers site · Apply there ↗
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