Senior Cash Management Specialist (FSI)

Sia

$90K — $120K *
Finance & Insurance
11 - 15 years of experience
Job Overview by Ladders

Qualifications

  • 12+ years in Canadian cash/treasury management or transaction banking.
  • Deep, working knowledge of Canadian cash management products and online banking.
  • Hands-on experience with client onboarding in cash management.
  • Proven sales support or business development experience in corporate banking.
  • Working knowledge of US cash management products for cross-border situations.
  • Proven ability to manage complex client situations effectively.
  • Strong communication skills for engaging with multiple stakeholders.

Responsibilities

  • Own a portfolio of customers through their transition journey from start to stabilization.
  • Assess customer product complexity to establish timelines and expectations.
  • Guide customers through the transition, managing objections and maintaining relationships.
  • Coordinate with stakeholders to ensure readiness for implementation milestones.
  • Execute post-cutover monitoring, confirming activity migration and conducting check-ins.
  • Identify upsell opportunities and communicate them to the Sales team for follow-up.
  • Contribute insights on recurring challenges to enhance program efficiency.

Benefits

  • Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision coverage.
  • Generous vacation and parental leave policies.
  • Professional development support.
  • Access to a global network for career advancement.
Full Job Description
Job Description

Sia Partners is seeking a Senior Cash Management Specialist (Contract or Full time) to join a client-embedded delivery program at a major North American bank. Embedded within the client's Canadian Sales team in Toronto, you will serve as the primary point of contact for a portfolio of corporate and commercial banking customers navigating a structured transition to a new Canadian branch banking model.

This is a managed program role with defined KPIs and outcome accountability - not staff augmentation. You will own the full customer transition journey from initial engagement through go-live and post-cutover stabilization, with the objective of protecting every customer relationship through a complex, bank-initiated change while enabling the client's Sales team to focus on net new revenue.

The program runs in cohort waves over an 18-month period and involves new account openings, compliance re-papering, product implementation coordination, and a structured handoff to ongoing relationship coverage.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Customer Transition Ownership
  • Own a portfolio of assigned customers end-to-end - from readiness assessment through compliance collection, product implementation coordination, go-live, and post-cutover monitoring
  • Assess each customer's product complexity profile at engagement start; set clear timelines and expectations based on their specific situation
  • Guide customers through the full transition experience, managing objections and maintaining relationship momentum through a process that can feel disruptive from the customer's perspective
  • Coordinate with customer stakeholders to ensure readiness for implementation milestones - including any product testing, documentation, or internal change management required on their side
  • Execute a structured post-cutover monitoring period: confirm activity migration, conduct proactive check-ins, and close out the transition formally

Cross-Functional Coordination
  • Partner closely with the client's Sales and Relationship Management teams; operate as a trusted, day-to-day extension of the Canada Sales team
  • Coordinate with Compliance and KYC teams to guide customers through account opening and documentation requirements, including dual-jurisdiction scenarios
  • Liaise with internal Migration Specialists and Product Implementation teams at defined handoff points; escalate customer-driven delays that risk program timelines
  • Route all customer-facing communications through the client's Marketing and Communications function for approval prior to distribution

Sales Support and Revenue Protection
  • Identify upsell and cross-sell opportunities within the transitioning customer portfolio and route them to the client's Sales team with a clear, qualified brief
  • Apply relevant product value and risk arguments at the point of transition to support adoption of enhanced product capabilities
  • Flag fee-sensitive or at-risk accounts proactively; develop and execute targeted retention approaches in coordination with the Sales team
  • Contribute to the broader commercial relationship by acting as a credible, knowledgeable face of the program for corporate treasury stakeholders

Program Contribution
  • Contribute to playbook iteration between cohorts: log recurring objection patterns, escalation themes, and process gaps; feed insights to the program team
  • Participate in wave planning and capacity calibration sessions; provide input on customer-specific sequencing risks


Qualifications

12+ years of client-facing experience in Canadian cash and/or treasury management, transaction banking at a major financial institution (Schedule I or Schedule III bank)
  • Deep, working knowledge of Canadian cash management products - including deposit account structures, payment rails (wires, EFT/ACH, cheques), receivables solutions (lockbox, electronic), and online banking platforms; this is the primary qualification and is non-negotiable
  • Hands-on experience with client onboarding in the cash management domain - account opening, compliance documentation, and product implementation from the bank side
  • Proven sales support or business development contribution - experience working alongside or in direct support of Relationship Managers or Sales teams to grow and protect a corporate banking portfolio
  • Working knowledge of US cash management products sufficient to navigate cross-border customer situations (US ACH, wire, account analysis billing)
  • Proven ability to manage complex, multi-stakeholder client situations - setting clear expectations, handling objections, and driving outcomes without direct authority
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills; able to engage credibly with corporate treasury stakeholders, Sales partners, Compliance, and Product simultaneously
  • Comfortable operating in a fast-paced, client-embedded environment with shifting priorities and tight timelines

Preferred Qualifications:
  • Prior experience in a bank-initiated customer migration or transition program (account restructuring, branch consolidation, product sunset) in a client-facing role, preferably in Sales or Sales support function
  • Familiarity with file-based payment products and testing environments from a client implementation perspective
  • Understanding of Canadian regulatory and compliance frameworks (FINTRAC, OSFI, CPA Rules) at an operational level
  • Knowledge of cross-border banking structures and the documentation complexity they create for corporate clients
  • CTP (Certified Treasury Professional), CACM, or equivalent cash management certification
  • Bachelor's degree in Finance, Business, or a related field


Additional Information

Location & Logistics
  • On-site in Toronto - this role requires physical co-location with the client's Canada Sales team for the program duration; candidates must be Canada-based or willing to commit to on-site presence in Toronto
  • Program duration: approximately 18-24 months
  • Travel within Canada for customer meetings may be required for complex accounts

Compensation & Benefits
  • Competitive base salary + annual discretionary bonus
  • Comprehensive benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage
  • Generous vacation and parental leave policies
  • Professional development support and access to Sia's global network

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