Banking Japanese speaking Associate - Japanese Corporate Banking

Job Title:

Japanese speaking Associate-Japanese Corporate Banking

Location:

London, The City

Permanent/Fulltime

Salary:
Upto £45,000

Hybrid – Minimum 3 days in office.

Working hours:

37.5 hours

• Respond promptly and accurately to client inquiries as the initial point of contact, ensuring consistently high standards of service whilst cultivating enduring client relationships.
• Administer a broad spectrum of administrative duties related to account management and transaction execution, adhering meticulously to internal policies and procedures for seamless operations.
• Collaborate with colleagues across multiple international locations to solve client-related matters efficiently, escalating issues appropriately to Relationship Managers or senior management when required.
• Establish and maintain peer networks throughout the company by gathering pertinent information and fostering effective inter‑office cooperation.
• Remain conversant with internal systems, procedures, manuals and products—including general banking services, credit facilities, deposits, loans and foreign exchange—to respond effectively to both client and internal queries.

• Demonstrable experience in a client-facing capacity within corporate banking or financial services where collaborative effort was paramount.
• Proficiency in both written and spoken Business Japanese alongside fluent English communication skills enabling effective engagement with clients and colleagues alike.
• Advanced competence in Microsoft Office applications—particularly Excel and Word—for efficient management of data‑driven tasks.
• Capacity to manage multiple priorities under pressure whilst maintaining accuracy and quality of output at all times.

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