- Company
- Absa
- Location
- Mthatha, Eastern Cape
- Job type
- Permanent
- Minimum qualification
- Bachelor's Degree or Advanced Diploma in Business, Commerce or Management Studies
- Reference
- R-15991325
- Closing date
- 29 November 2026 (26 days left)
About this role
Absa is looking for a Private Wealth Banker (FAIS) to work from its Mthatha base. The role focuses on looking after a portfolio of private wealth clients and helping them reach their financial goals, while keeping to the bank’s regulatory and compliance rules.
What you’ll do
- Build and maintain strong working relationships with existing private wealth clients.
- Find and bring in new clients, and meet agreed financial targets.
- Help with credit-related tasks for your clients.
- Look after assets under management and investment products for clients.
- Manage relationships with internal and external stakeholders.
- Resolve client queries quickly and improve the overall client experience.
- Manage risk and follow the bank’s compliance requirements at every step.
What you need
- A Bachelor’s Degree or Advanced Diploma in Business, Commerce or Management Studies (required).
- A working knowledge of the FAIS (Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services) framework, as the job title suggests.
- Experience in banking, wealth management or client-facing financial services is an advantage.
Is this job for you?
This role suits someone with a business or commerce qualification who enjoys building long-term client relationships. You should be comfortable with targets, sales conversations and detailed compliance work.
Tips before you apply
- Have your degree or advanced diploma certificate and academic transcripts ready to upload.
- Show your client-facing results on your CV, such as portfolio growth, new clients won or targets met.
- Describe any FAIS or compliance training you have completed, with the provider and date.
Before you apply
- Tailor your CV for this Private Wealth Banker (FAIS) role with our free AI CV builder.
- Write a matching cover letter in two minutes.
- Practise common interview questions so you're ready if they call.
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