Commercial and Transaction Banking
The Commercial, Wholesale and Transaction Banking market is a rapidly developing and increasingly significant division of financial services. Comprising commercial banking services for corporate client and financial institutions, this innovative product area helps organisations with the constant challenge of globalisation. This may be through Cash Management, Trade Finance or Payments. Additionally, we cover UK and international searches for relationship bankers across sectors and geographies as well as Structured Lending. Competition in all these markets is increasing and with the addition of a number of new entrants in Europe and Asia the “war for talent” is escalating, from an already restricted talent pool.
Odgers Berndtson has a dedicated team focusing on this important division of the industry. With a strong reputation as well as an in-depth market knowledge of this area, accumulated through the completion of numerous high profile global searches, the team is well positioned to aid institutions in the growth of their business.
- Transaction Banking & Commercial Banking Contact Robert Watsham
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