The Relationship Banker II is a banking professional who brings TD’s relationship-driven banking experience to life by cultivating and sustaining client relationships and providing personalized banking solutions that support clients’ long-term financial goals. The role is accountable for acquiring new clients and deepening existing relationships through consultative engagement, needs-based guidance, product knowledge, disciplined execution, and adherence to risk and regulatory standards. Working in a bank location, the Relationship Banker II manages leads and conducts proactive outreach to identify opportunities to help clients meet their financial objectives. The role leads discovery across walk-in, appointment, and outbound interactions; interprets client needs; provides tailored guidance on a broad range of products and services; and supports complex client scenarios through referrals and collaboration with partners. It also engages clients on mortgage products and related residential lending activities. The position is accountable for a welcoming, personalized client experience, resolving concerns where possible, and ensuring appropriate follow-through or escalation. It safeguards client and bank interests by maintaining accurate documentation, verifying client identification, following AML and other regulatory requirements, recognizing risk indicators, and exercising sound judgment. As a team member and leader, the role helps monitor workflow, prioritize and delegate tasks, complete training, and contribute to team performance and a positive work environment. This position is classified as a Loan Originator under Regulation Z and as a Mortgage Loan Originator under the SAFE Act. Eligibility for employment with a covered financial institution and for NMLS registration is required, along with satisfactory criminal background and credit report checks and required applicant disclosures or certifications.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
High school or GED