Are you a banking or lending professional with strong commercial acumen and a passion for building relationships, solving complex problems and influencing better outcomes?
We are recruiting for a unique opportunity with a leading financial services organisation, where you will manage a strategic partnership with one of Australia's largest banking institutions.
This role sits at the intersection of home lending, credit, risk and relationship management. You will act as a trusted partner, developing a deep understanding of your banking partner's priorities, challenges and objectives, and working collaboratively to identify opportunities and deliver value.
This is an opportunity for someone with strong lending or financial services experience to step into a broader strategic role, combining technical expertise, commercial insight and stakeholder engagement.
As the Strategic Relationship Manager, you will be responsible for managing a key banking partnership and acting as the link between your partner and internal teams.
Working with stakeholders across home lending, credit, risk, product and operations, you will provide insight, facilitate strategic conversations and help drive initiatives that improve business outcomes.
You will:
You will ideally bring experience across areas such as:
You will also demonstrate:
What's on Offer
This is an opportunity to take ownership of a high-profile strategic banking partnership, gaining exposure to senior stakeholders across lending, credit, risk and product. You'll combine your technical lending expertise with commercial relationship management while building your career within a leading financial services organisation. The role offers hybrid working, an attractive remuneration package and the chance to make a measurable impact through a critical partnership.
If you are looking to take your lending or financial services experience into a role where you can influence strategy, build trusted partnerships and drive meaningful outcomes, we'd love to hear from you.
Contact Nick Largent for more information.
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