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Manager, Supply Chain Finance - Portfolio Management

National Bank of Canada
9 hours ago
Full-time
Remote friendly (Montréal, QC, Canada)
Canada
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Attendance Hybrid Job number 36362 Category Senior Professional Status: Permanent Type of Contract Permanent Schedule: Full-Time Full Time / Part Time? Full-Time Posting date 26-Oct-2026 Area(s) of interest: Advisory services, Commercial banking Location(s): Montreal A career as a Manager, Supply Chain Finance - Portfolio & Client Management in the Supply Chain Finance team within the Commercial and Private Banking sector at National Bank means acting as a specialist in portfolio management, credit underwriting and receivables financing. This job allows you to have a positive impact on our organization through your expertise in Supply Chain Finance, financial analysis, transaction structuring and client relationship management. Your role: Manage and develop a portfolio of Supply Chain Finance and factoring relationships, with a focus on revenue growth, profitability, volumes, portfolio quality and client satisfaction. Build strong relationships with clients through regular portfolio reviews and identify opportunities to increase utilization, deepen existing relationships and support business growth. Analyze financial statements, credit quality and transaction structures, and prepare credit underwriting for new opportunities, renewals and amendments across Commercial Banking and Mid-Market clients. Assess and monitor risks related to receivables factoring and payable finance, including debtor credit risk, concentration, dilution, collections, commingling, credit insurance, covenants and other ongoing credit conditions. Coordinate new client onboarding and facility implementation, including legal documentation, credit insurance requests, assignment notifications, operating-system setup and client training on the Bank's factoring platform. Identify emerging portfolio risks and support the management and resolution of watchlist and financially challenged accounts in collaboration with Credit Risk Management, Special Accounts, Legal and Operations. Your team: The Supply Chain Finance team is part of the Commercial and Private Banking sector and is entering an important phase of growth, with a focus on expanding its presence in Ontario and Western Canada. Based in Montreal, you work alongside specialized Supply Chain Finance professionals while collaborating closely with Business Development, Credit Risk Management, Legal, Operations and Special Accounts. You contribute throughout the full client lifecycle, from initial transaction structuring and credit underwriting through onboarding, portfolio management, client development and risk monitoring. The breadth of your mandate gives you exposure to receivables factoring, payable finance, credit insurance, Commercial Banking and Mid-Market transactions. You work in a specialized environment where commercial, credit, legal and operational considerations come together, giving you the opportunity to understand transactions end to end and contribute to the continued growth of our Supply Chain Finance business across Canada. We aim to offer you maximum flexibility to promote your quality of life. This includes a hybrid work environment and a flexible, adaptable schedule. The Bank values continuous development and internal mobility. Our personalized training programs, based on learning through action, allow you to master your role and develop new areas of expertise. Tools such as the Data Academy, language training, the Harvard Learning Center, and coaching and mentoring support are available to you at all times. Requirements: Significant experience in Supply Chain Finance, factoring, receivables finance or a closely related form of asset-based lending. Experience in receivables factoring and/or payable finance and in analyzing and structuring Supply Chain Finance transactions. Proficiency in financial analysis, credit underwriting and short-term credit-risk assessment. Strong knowledge of risks inherent to receivables financing, including debtor credit risk, dilution, concentration, collect…

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