The Relationship Banker I brings TD’s human, relationship-driven banking experience to clients by helping them work toward their financial goals through personalized solutions that support financial well-being. The role acquires and deepens client relationships through consultative engagement, product knowledge, and disciplined execution while following risk and regulatory standards. Based in a bank location, the banker engages walk-in clients, manages leads, and conducts outbound outreach. They discover client needs, explain relevant options and potential risks in clear language, recommend products or services, and provide guidance on TD products, services, and digital capabilities. The role also handles mortgage inquiries and refers clients for residential lending solutions. The banker delivers a welcoming, personalized experience, helps resolve client concerns, and supports acquisition, retention, and relationship growth. They maintain accurate client information and documentation, follow applicable policies and regulations, identify and escalate risk indicators, and collaborate with colleagues and partners. The position is classified as a loan originator and mortgage loan originator under applicable federal regulations and requires eligibility for employment with a covered financial institution and registration with the NMLS. A satisfactory criminal background check and credit report check are required. TD provides training and onboarding, ongoing development and performance conversations, access to an online learning platform and mentoring programs, and a competitive benefits plan. The work includes continuous sedentary work, operating standard office equipment, performing multiple tasks, and concentrating for long periods; sitting and standing are frequent, while walking and various other movements are occasional. Domestic travel is occasional; international travel is never required.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED