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What does a Commercial Banker do? The role of a commercial banker is to provide financial services to individuals, small businesses and large organizations. Typical services supplied to customers include: bank accounts; cash handling; check clearing; credit and debit cards; loans (including mortgages); foreign currency and travelers' checks; and insurance products. Most commercial bankers are based in high street branches dealing with private and corporate customers on a daily basis. There are also many other opportunities within commercial banking including working with telephone, Internet and digital TV banking, credit and debit card services, credit and risk, personnel, marketing and designing strategies to keep the bank ahead of the competition. The typical work activities vary depending on which area of commercial banking you are based in. Typical activities of a branch manager are:
Typical activities for workers in specialized areas are:
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