Transaction Banking Sales (Cash Management) is a role in Payments & Transaction Banking. The family covers cash management, payments, acquiring and partnerships in banks and payment companies. The core skill is cash management and transaction banking products, and the main work is client onboarding and KYC, payments processing and treasury and cash management.
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Levels
L1Starting out0-2 years
L2Independent2-5 years
L3Senior or specialist5-9 years
L4Leads a team or an area8-14 years
L5Leads the function12+ years
Full level descriptions and job titles
The EFO level names are the common scale; job titles differ between employers.
Levels of Transaction Banking Sales (Cash Management)
Level
What the work looks like
Typical years
Typical job titles
L1Starting out
Learns the job; executes defined tasks with supervision
Also known as Cash Management Sales Manager · Corporate Cash Management Specialist
Critical skills: Cash management and transaction banking products, Treasury and cash flow management, Payment systems and messaging (SWIFT, ISO 20022, SEPA, ACH, UPI)
KYC (Know Your Customer)Know Your Customer is the process a firm uses to establish and verify who its customer is, who owns and controls it, what the relationship is for and how risky it is, before onboarding and throughout the relationship. In EU law it is carried out through customer due diligence measures.