Sector Strategy Managing Director, Canadian Banking Toronto

Sector Strategy Managing Director, Canadian Banking Toronto

11 Aug
|
Scotiabank
|
Toronto

11 Aug

Scotiabank

Toronto

Join the team as Managing Director, Sector Strategy and Business Development in Toronto. Play a critical role in client engagement and strategic alignment for growth in Canadian Commercial Banking. You will lead sector-driven growth strategies, focusing on industry specialization that promotes profitable relationships.

This role involves building market plans, cultivating external connections, and providing transactional support to Relationship Managers. Your insights will be instrumental in aligning with the Bank's risk appetite while enhancing client penetration and profitability. Key Responsibilities:
Define strategic sector positioning and growth objectives
Develop market-based plans to influence coverage outcomes
Maintain senior-level industry networks for market intelligence




Support transaction structuring and distribution for RMs
Champion data-driven sales resources for managers Requirements:
Demonstrated commercial banking growth experience
Proficiency in creating client-facing sector materials
Solid exposure to complex lending transactions
Background in managing sector portfolios effectively
Exceptional networking capabilities and relationship-building Leverage your leadership skills in driving sector strategy and business development to realize transformative growth for Canadian Commercial Banking in Toronto.

📌 Sector Strategy Managing Director, Canadian Banking Toronto
🏢 Scotiabank
📍 Toronto

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