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MM Cluster Cash Officer

MM Cluster Cash Officer

bank of commerce (philippines)
3-5 Years
Not Disclosed
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Job Description

JOB SUMMARY:

  • Assists the CSD Head in the overall supervision and control procedures and activities of the Cash Services Department.
  • Primarily responsible for the timely and efficient transfer of cash to/from Branches under their respective clusters, monitors and forecast cash requirement of the Bank for Metro Manila branches/CHBs; and FXCY requirements of Branches/CHBs as part of their working funds

JOB DESCRIPTION:

  • Acts as co-custodian to the main vault combination, keys of ATM terminals and Offsite ATM Test Cards and supervisor cards.
  • Acts as co-custodian of Abloy padlocks and master keys and duffle bags for deposit pick-up and branches services.
  • Maintains the summary of requests of cash transfers and turnovers from branches/CHBs and clients.
  • Ensures proper dispatch of cash for delivery to branches.
  • Supervises assigned sorters in sorting of bills and counting of coins.
  • Ensures that the bank complies with BSP requirements and cut-off time.
  • Ensures availability of cash denomination for ATM/CRM cash loading
  • Responsible for counter balancing of cash movement and physical cash in vault against vault balances in BDS.
  • Ensures proper upkeep of work area and equipment.
  • Monitor/observe the PESO/FXCY CIV limit.
  • Responsible for the preparation of deposit & withdrawal of cash/coins to BSP in ICMS/CSA portals
  • Responsible for sending the BSP gate pass.
  • Prepares and emails to the insurer the Bank wide Summary of Excess CIV
  • Approves override for the validation of Deposit Pick Up received by Cash Services Department

JOB QUALIFICATIONS:

  • Bachelor's degree holder
  • Minimum of three (3) years of experience in banking operations
  • Willing and able to perform fieldwork as required

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Fieldwork