Senior Administrative Assistant - Legal

M&T BankBuffalo, NY
40d$21 - $34Hybrid

About The Position

Provides high level, more complex secretarial/administrative support to senior management employees or groups in the Bank

Requirements

  • Associate's degree or equivalent in experience
  • 4 years progressive secretarial/administrative support experience with demonstrated development of skills on-the-job

Nice To Haves

  • Legal administrative experience preferred
  • Experience supporting senior staff members preferred

Responsibilities

  • Serve as a liaison between manager and bank personnel, responding to questions and issues on departmental matters.
  • Creates non-routine correspondence and communications on behalf of manager.
  • Perform high level administrative / project assignments, relieving management of many day-to-day operations and ensuring smooth functioning of department.
  • Prepare and arrange business presentations, management letters, and other communications to include agendas, meeting minutes.
  • Schedule appointments and maintain calendar for manager. Coordinate all travel arrangements.
  • Prepare disbursements and billings for approval. Maintains financial expense records.
  • Adhere to applicable compliance/operational risk controls in accordance with Company or regulatory standards and policies.
  • Promote an environment that supports belonging and reflects the M&T Bank brand.
  • Maintain M&T internal control standards, including timely implementation of internal and external audit points together with any issues raised by external regulators as applicable.
  • Complete other related duties as assigned.

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What This Job Offers

Job Type

Full-time

Career Level

Mid Level

Industry

Credit Intermediation and Related Activities

Education Level

Associate degree

Number of Employees

5,001-10,000 employees

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