The S&S Banking Consultant supports customers in an ANZ branch by identifying their banking needs, providing guidance on everyday accounts, lending, digital banking and other financial products, and completing service and sales transactions accurately. The role typically requires strong customer-service and communication skills, sound attention to detail, confidence using technology, and the ability to work effectively in a team. Candidates are expected to build trusted customer relationships, meet service and performance goals, follow banking procedures and regulatory requirements, protect customer information, and refer more complex needs to specialist advisers. Previous retail, financial-services or customer-facing experience is helpful, although ANZ may provide structured training for suitable applicants.
ANZ, or Australia and New Zealand Banking Group, is one of Australia’s major banks and a long-established financial institution in the Asia-Pacific region. Headquartered in Melbourne, ANZ provides personal, business, institutional and private banking services, including transaction accounts, home loans, credit products, payments, investment services and digital banking solutions. The bank serves millions of customers through branches, digital channels and specialist teams across Australia and New Zealand, as well as selected international markets. ANZ promotes customer-focused service, responsible banking, inclusion, innovation and professional development. Its branch-based Banking Consultant roles are designed to help customers manage their everyday finances while connecting them with appropriate lending, wealth or business specialists. Employment conditions, benefits and career pathways vary by role and location.
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