Corporate Finance Director, Automotive Sector Winnipeg

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Full-time

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0000050007 Royal Bank of Canada
Winnipeg, MB, Canada

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Elevate your career as the Corporate Finance Director in the Automotive Sector at RBC, Toronto. Lead a talented team managing credit solutions for large commercial clients with revenues over $100MM. Use your expertise in financial and credit analysis to design tailored credit strategies while collaborating with client relationship managers. Take charge of credit approval processes and portfolio management to ensure strong client engagement and growth. Key qualifications include three years of automotive lending experience, a relevant degree, and strong financial modeling skills. Join us to drive innovative finance solutions and impactful client relationships at a leading financial institution.

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0000050007 Royal Bank of Canada

0000050007 Royal Bank of Canada

🚗 Ready to lead in corporate finance? Join RBC as the Corporate Finance Director for the automotive sector in Toronto! Manage high-value credit solutions, collaborate with expert teams, and make a tangible impact on clients with revenues exceeding $100MM. Perfect for professionals with experience in commercial automotive lending and strong financial skills. Grow your career with a dynamic, prestigious company and be part of innovative financial leadership. 💼📈

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