The Trust Officer is responsible for performing a variety of duties including: account administration, growing and retaining current customer portfolios, developing new business, conducting customer interviews and presentations, preparing financial profiles, analyzing financial information and identifying potential business areas, recommending investment / trust opportunities, reviewing client accounts regularly, remaining current on tax, regulatory and financial legislation and legal issues relating to trust law, and resolving customer enquiries. Essential Functions Comply with Trust policies and procedures Analyze and Interpret legal documents to determine the best course of action to follow in the management of individual accounts Assist with sett personal goals and targets Review customer account transactions daily Oversee / schedule client distributions / bill payments Schedule client meets on periodic basis Review financial / investment markets daily Prepare / review customer documentation and agreements Manage personal workload/workflow Administer Trust relationships appropriately Conduct regular investment review of portfolio with Investment Officer Administer Guardianship accounts Administer Custodian accounts Assure appropriate management of IRA's and funds Assure accurate / timely settlement of Estates Respond to Employee Benefit inquiries appropriately Develop a high community profile Initiate and author client correspondence Cultivate potential referrals from exist accounts Analyze accurate customer needs Recommend investment / trust alternatives Perform presentations / meets with prospects Finalize new agreements with customers Coordinate and prepare information for RFP requests Cross sell other Bank products and services Recommend improvements to procedures Maximize technology tools available Assure accurate information passed to Trust Operations Oversee system cod on individual accounts Self-learn / knowledge of Microsoft Office / Trust Account System Self-learn / knowledge of Internet & Email Minimize departmental non-payroll costs Adhere to stated Trust department fee schedules Minimize nonstandard fee schedules Additional Essential Functions Ensure compliance with Northwest’s policies and procedures, and Federal/State regulations Navigate Microsoft Office Software, computer applications, and software specific to the department in order to maximize technology tools and gain efficiency Work as part of a team Work with on-site equipment Safety and Health for Supervisors with Direct Reports Provide leadership and positive direction for maintaining the safety and loss prevention program Actively participate in and support employee participation in the safety and loss prevention program by ensuring that employees know how to properly report a safety issue, making sure that all accidents are promptly reported to Human Resources and documented, and ensuring that prompt action is taken whenever workplace hazards are identified Help implement emergency procedures
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level