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Finance & Insurance
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The financial services industry consists of both public sector and private sector organizations involved in the provision of finance and related financial services.
Credit unions are financial institutions, like banks, except the members own the credit union. They are nonprofit entities that aim to serve their members rather than seeking to earn a profit.
A bank is a financial institution licensed to receive deposits and make loans. Banks may also provide financial services such as wealth management, currency exchange, and safe deposit boxes. There are several different kinds of banks including retail banks, commercial or corporate banks, and investment banks.
The insurance sector is made up of companies that offer risk management in the form of insurance contracts. The basic concept of insurance is that one party, the insurer, will guarantee payment for an uncertain future event. Meanwhile, another party, the insured or the policyholder, pays a smaller premium to the insurer in exchange for that protection on that uncertain future occurrence. Common types of insurance include life insurance, auto insurance, homeowners/renters insurance, health insurance and disability insurance.
Careers
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Accounting
Key functional areas:
- Reporting and data analysis
- Audit support
- Systems accounting
- General ledger accounting
- Accounts payable
- Accounts receivable
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Auditing
Auditors use advanced computer analysis techniques and data mining to detect and prevent fraudulent attacks against financial assets. Auditors identify and prevent erroneous payments and make suggestions for process improvements to mitigate identified internal control weaknesses.
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Call Center Associate
Responsible for addressing a wide range of customer questions. Maintains effective customer service and sales skills in order to conform to service standards and measured goals. Will facilitate both inbound and outbound calls. Works to resolve a variety of customer inquiries in a timely and complete manner. Complies with all relevant policies and regulations and ensures that all security measures and controls are adhered to.
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Data Analytics
Provides a wide range of data and business analytics. Derive meaningful insights from large, complex datasets using the latest technology.
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Entry Level Office Clerk
The Office Clerk is responsible for performing accounts receivable duties as well as other tasks to support the Accounting & Finance department. This role also has general office assignments to support the business operations.
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Facilities Associate
Responsible for a variety of skilled maintenance duties pertaining to the proper care and upkeep of company buildings and grounds.
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Finance Controller
The Finance Controller is responsible for project managing all financial reporting between Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable, ensuring accuracy to report the consolidated financial status of the company.
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Lending Specialist
The primary responsibility of this position is to provide an exceptional experience by promoting the mission, lending philosophy and values of the organization.
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Loan Support Specialist
The primary responsibility of this position is to provide quality service by assisting and partnering with lenders to meet an objective.
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Member Service Representative
The primary function of this position is to process transactions in an efficient and accurate manner. To build long-term relationships with clients/members.
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Operations Associate
Within the Operations area. Functions include but not limited to answering internal and external customer questions, performing account maintenance and verification, reconciling the payment of monies to outside agencies, processing complex transactions, ensuring compliance with regulations, resolving exception issues and understanding double entry bookkeeping as it relates to daily production work.
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Professional Development Associate
Performs assigned duties, responsibilities, and studies throughout the bank as required through the training sequence. Become familiar with the operations and procedures in each of the departments training is provided and temporary work assignments are assigned. Incumbents must rotate sequentially throughout the company on a specified training sequence.
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Relationship Banking Associate
Responsible for the efficient and timely processing of routine transactions and other related services accurately in accordance with policy and procedures. This individual will be responsible for identifying and referring sales opportunities to the appropriate business partner or line of business that will help fulfill the customer's need(s). This interaction may be in person or over the telephone. The Relationship Banking Associate will provide support for basic consumer deposit account opening as required.
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If your business, organization or institution would like to be added to the Roadmap, please contact:
School-to-Career Programs
315.793.8529
StCareers@oneida-boces.org