Assistant Product Manager

Assistant Product Manager - Domestic Payables Receivables Products
CAN YOU
changethe way a company does business?

DO YOU want to work in a growing and successful business that has authentic and visionary leaders?

Who are we?

Institutional Banking Markets (IBM) provide institutional clients with solutions across the debt to equity capital spectrum, payment systems, risk management and other banking services. We call this proposition 'Total Capital Solutions'.

Corporate Banking Solutions (CBS) delivers dynamic banking solutions to improve our clients' businesses and support Australia's economic development. Our goals are:

Your team

Payments Cash Management are one of the lines of business within CBS. The team has coverage of Transaction Banking product solutions including deposit and transactional products, online banking channels, merchant solutions and domestic payables and receivables solutions.

Domestic Payables and Receivables (DPR), which is part of Payments Cash Management in CBS, has a broad suite of products that help business make domestic payments and collect money from their customers. The suite includes BPAY and related products, Direct Credit and Direct Debit, Lockbox products, payables outsourcing, and a number of smaller niche products.

You will:

Assist the Product Manager/Senior product Manager and MOR to manage the end to end Payables and Receivables product offering and ensure we have a strong plan to maximise product PL contribution by meeting the needs of our clients. The portfolio is valued at over ~$60M net revenue and you will actively engage with sales, clients, billing, legal, technology, marketing, risk management, operations, third party suppliers and industry bodies/ regulators.

More specifically you will:

You have:

To be considered for this stimulating and rewarding position, please apply online today.

Advertised:

2 Aug 2013 Aus. Eastern Standard Time

August 3, 2013 • Tags:  • Posted in: Financial

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