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