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Relationship Manager (Mid Market)

England
Posted about 19 hours ago
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Relationship Director

As a Relationship Director, you’ll take end-to-end accountability for a portfolio of Mid-Market Enterprise customers, managing sales, service, risk, and operational delivery across both domestic and international relationships. You’ll act as a strategic partner to clients—understanding their goals, identifying needs, and connecting them to the right HSBC solutions—while maintaining a strong risk and control mindset and delivering fair outcomes.

What you’ll do

  • Build and execute a business growth strategy, identifying high-potential prospects and expanding your portfolio
  • Develop trusted relationships with clients and prospects, positioning HSBC as a strategic partner
  • Use your commercial credibility and internal network to deliver needs-based solutions
  • Drive revenue growth by identifying customer needs and taking a solutions-focused approach to new business opportunities
  • Protect the bank’s reputation and maintain an acceptable risk profile through robust credit assessment and customer due diligence
  • Proactively manage financial crime risk across the client lifecycle: identify, assess, monitor, escalate, and mitigate risks
  • Collaborate closely with product partners to support domestic and international client needs
  • Manage time, priorities, and available support resources to increase the quality and frequency of client engagement
  • Stay current on HSBC and competitor offerings and broader market developments
  • Escalate and share relevant client information to ensure the wider coverage team has a comprehensive understanding of client risk
  • Role holders may need to gain deeper knowledge of a product area and, in some geographies, hold relevant certificates or regulatory membership

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  • Experience in a client-facing role, ideally within financial services
  • Strong understanding of business types and structures, and relevant product/facility knowledge for the segment
  • Robust risk management capability across Credit Analysis, Financial Crime Risk, Reputational Risk, and Operational Risk

Skills

  • Strong relationship-building with clients, internal stakeholders, and external professionals
  • Self-driven; able to manage conflicting priorities and deliver to deadlines
  • Excellent written and verbal communication, with the ability to influence and negotiate effectively
  • Growth mindset: actively seeking new opportunities and nurturing existing relationships to originate business
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Skills

Relationship Management
Credit Analysis
Financial Crime Risk Management
Business Growth Strategy
Customer Due Diligence
Portfolio Management
Negotiation
Stakeholder Management
Risk Assessment
Sales
Strategic Partnership
Commercial Credibility

Location

England, United Kingdom

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