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Customer Service - Bilingual Japanese

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International Bank is looking for a Client Service Representative who will be responsible for addressing inquiries from Corporate Clients on cash management products or related banking services.



  • Receive inquiries from Corporate Clients via email and phone in English and Japanese.
  • Input customer data and inquiry information into proprietary system.
  • Provide set up service support and troubleshooting issues to the American partner bank.
  • Manage and input the billing database for the purpose of generating invoices.
  • Work with our back-office operations, Deposit & Clearing, and Investigations departments for wire transfer issues and inquiries.
  • Solve problems along with our product team to assist in resolving issues.
  • Develop good knowledge of bank on-line banking products to provide assistance, support and customer service to the sales team and corporate banking relationship managers.
  • Develop strong knowledge of internal policies and procedures in order to effectively execute processes.
  • Keep close communication with the Senior Client Service Representatives on daily tasks and progress.
  • Answer and address customer inquiries related to our cash management products





Requirements

  • At least 2 years of comparable or relevant customer service experience, preferably in banking/financial services industry.
  • BA/BS Degree preferred.
  • Bilingual Japanese language skills preferred.
  • Good time management skills to handle large volumes of customer inquiries.
  • Effective multi-tasking skill to handle a broad range of activities, tasks, and outcomes.
  • Proactively follow-up on open items and work that needs to be advanced forward.
  • Great communicator verbally and in writing
  • Quick learner and team worker



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