Vacancy for Banking Relationship Assistant

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A quoted Company on the Nigerian Stock Exchange and a key player in the Fast Moving Consumer Goods Industry who produces and market strong and highly competitive brands across the country seeks to fill the role below:
 BANKING RELATIONSHIP AND RECONCILIATION ASSISTANT.
• Job Type: Full Time
• No. Required:  Two (2)
• Location: Lagos state
• Qualification: OND qualification in Accounting or any numerate discipline.
• Experience 0 to 2 years relevant experience
       
    Brief outline of the role holder’s duties:
• To facilitate improved banking relationship management by ensuring   correspondences to banks are timely dispatched, properly documented and recorded.
• Assist in gathering and collating data/information for the preparation of periodic reports.

How to apply
Interested and qualified candidates should submit their curriculum vitae to hwjobs4u@gmail.com  not later than close of business Monday July 31, 2017, the topic of the mail should be titled “Banking Relationship & Reconciliation Assistant”.

Source; https://coinboxblog.wordpress.com/2017/07/27/vacancy-for-banking-relationship-assistant/



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