The Banking Consultant supports customers in a branch by understanding their financial needs and helping with everyday banking, lending, payments, and digital services. The role requires strong communication and customer-service skills, confidence using technology, attention to detail, and the ability to follow banking, privacy, and regulatory procedures. Candidates are expected to build trusted relationships, identify suitable products and services, meet agreed performance goals, and contribute positively to the branch team. Previous banking, retail, sales, or service experience is useful, although ANZ may provide training for candidates with strong people skills and a willingness to learn.
ANZ is one of Australia's major banking groups, providing financial services to personal, business, institutional, and private customers across Australia, New Zealand, and selected international markets. Its services include transaction accounts, home and personal lending, business banking, payments, savings, investments, and digital banking. ANZ operates through branches, digital channels, contact centres, and specialist teams. The bank promotes responsible banking, customer support, inclusion, risk awareness, and professional development. A branch-based Banking Consultant typically works closely with local customers and colleagues, helping people manage their finances while ensuring products and transactions meet legal and internal requirements. ANZ is headquartered in Melbourne and employs a large workforce across Australia. Conditions, benefits, and salary can vary by role, location, experience, and applicable enterprise arrangements.
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