A career as a Director, Fiduciary Services on the Fiduciary and Philanthropic Services team at National Bank means acting as a strategic partner to our affluent clients. In this role, you will make a meaningful impact through your expertise in trust administration, your communication skills, and your ability to build lasting, trusted relationships.
- Build and maintain trusted relationships with clients by delivering service aligned with fiduciary industry standards.
- Ensure the rigorous administration of client files and communicate progress effectively to internal and external stakeholders.
- Drive business development activities with targeted sectors such as Private Banking 1859, National Bank Financial, and the Personal Banking Network.
- Deliver presentations and training sessions to internal partners to support asset retention initiatives.
- Actively contribute to continuous improvement initiatives, including the digital transformation of business processes.
- Prepare reports and regular communications for clients.
Within National Bank Trust, you will report to the Vice President, Fiduciary and Philanthropic Services and manage a team of two highly experienced industry specialists. You will contribute to the sector’s mission of providing fiduciary services to individuals and specialized advisory services to affluent clients.
Our team works proactively, collaboratively, and with agility to deliver a distinctive and expert client experience. We are recognized for our professionalism, people-first approach, and trusted expertise built over more than 100 years.
We strive to offer maximum flexibility to support your quality of life through a hybrid work environment and a flexible schedule.
National Bank is committed to continuous development and internal mobility. Our personalized learning programs, based on experiential learning, help you deepen your expertise and expand your career opportunities. You will have ongoing access to resources such as the Data Academy, language training, the Harvard Learning Center, as well as coaching and mentoring programs.
- Bachelor’s degree in a related field and a minimum of five years of relevant experience.
- Professional designation such as Notary, Tax Specialist, or Financial Planner.
- Significant experience in client service and in an advisory or subject matter expert role.
- Availability to travel occasionally based on client needs.
- Strong organizational and priority management skills.
- Knowledge of or experience in estate settlement or trust administration (an asset).
- Knowledge of investments or financial planning (an asset).
