Job details

A career as an Associate Wealth Advisor at National Bank is a job where you can capitalize on your entrepreneurial spirit and have a direct impact on clients. In this role, you will support clients during all their life events to help them achieve their financial goals, and you will build long-term, trust-based relationships. 

You will be working at the Sherbrooke branch for Vincent Bérard's team, Advisor and Portfolio Manager.

For more information, please contact David Beaulieu at 514-412-0239 or David.Beaulieu@bnc.ca

Your job:

• Rigorously analyze the needs of the team's customers, produce personalized financial plans, and determine an integrated financial strategy with them.
• Manage the implementation of recommendations resulting from the financial plans.
• Ensure rigorous follow-up and establish frequent contact with clients to monitor their evolving needs, offering tailored solutions and an exceptional client experience.
• Collaborate with various specialists from different sectors of the bank to meet all needs and guide you in your advisory role.
• Supervise the integration process of new clients.
• Ensure the application of service and operational quality standards, as well as compliance and risk management rules.
• Collaborate with other wealth management advisors on your team to build and manage portfolios.
• Support your team members in the preparation of annual business plans and track progress.
• Conduct the integration, training, and coaching of new team members.
• Identify and exploit business development opportunities to increase the number of new clients and grow the volume of existing accounts.
• Collaborate with other wealth management advisors on your team to develop innovative marketing strategies aimed at maximizing results.
• Coordinate the organization and planning of seminar content for clients.

Prerequisites:

• Bachelor's and/or master's degree in finance, financial planning, taxation, or a related discipline
• Financial Planner accreditation, an asset
• Completion of the Canadian Securities Course and the Conduct and Practices Handbook Course
• Knowledge in taxation, retirement planning, and estate planning
• Holding another professional designation (CFA, CIM, CAIA, CPA, TEP, etc.), an asset
• Excellent knowledge of investment products, financial markets, and the economy
• Excellent knowledge of Microsoft Office suite and ease with software and computer systems
• Analytical skills
• Organizational and priority management skills
• Ability to develop trusting and lasting relationships
• Propensity to offer quick and efficient service
• Ability to work under pressure
• Good team player with a collaborative spirit