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Product Sales Manager, Global Transaction Service (GTS)

Cathay United Bank · Causeway Bay, Wan Chai District

📅 07/08/2026
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Responsibilities: Responsible for the planning, development, maintenance, and enhancement of corporate cash management products. Work closely with Corporate Banking business unit to provide advisory services on matters related to corporate cash management product Collect practical market information to achieve product innovation and optimization Plan and execute deposit growth initiative and cross-border deposit related products, provide marketing channels to achieve business goals and revenue targets to enhance the Bank’s competitiveness Monitor product performance, including customer adoption, transaction volume, transaction value and revenue contribution Ensure smooth communication of product information to internal stakeholders Ideal candidates are expected to possess: Bachelor’s degree in Business Studies, Finance or related discipline At least 5-8 years’ relevant experiences in cash management related business Proven track records in managing and developing GTS products, achieving business targets and revenue growth from local and cross border cash solutions Good understanding of general banking products and credit facilities, risk management, compliance and regulatory framework Excellent presentation, interpersonal and communication skills Outgoing, proactive, strong motivation in maintaining client relationship Proficient in computer applications such as Microsoft Office Good command of written and spoken English and Chinese (Mandarin & Cantonese) Job level may vary depending on the candidate's experience. We offer attractive remuneration package and comprehensive fringe benefits. Interested parties please e-mail your full resume with current and expected salary by clicking "Quick apply". If applicable, the successful applicant’s offer confirmation is subject to the result of Mandatory Reference Check (MRC) under HKMA’s mandatory requirement. For details, please visit the corresponding website: https://www.hkab.org.hk/en/page/5/mandatory-reference-checking-scheme-phase-2 Personal information collected will be used for considering suitability for the post and strictly in accordance with our personal data policies. It is our policy to retain the personal data of unsuccessful applicants for future recruitment purposes for a period of maximum two years.
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