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Role setting of gold bar personnel in secondary branches
The roles of gold bullion staff in secondary branches are set as branch manager, personal gold business manager, credit manager, deposit manager, wealth management manager, e-banking manager, account manager/financial planner/wealth management manager, marketing manager, etc.

1. Sub-branch manager: responsible for the operation and management of the whole sub-branch, including business development planning, team management, performance appraisal, etc.

2. Personal financial business manager: responsible for personal financial business, including loan business, deposit business and sales of wealth management products. They are usually the core personnel of a gold bar, with strong professional quality and sales ability.

3. Credit manager: responsible for the approval and management of personal loan business, including loan application approval, risk assessment and post-loan management.

4. Deposit manager: responsible for personal deposit business, including sales and management of products such as absorption deposit, demand deposit and time deposit.

5. Financial Manager: Responsible for the sales and management of personal financial products, including funds, insurance and bank financial products.

6. E-banking manager: responsible for the promotion and management of personal e-banking business, including online banking, mobile banking and third-party payment.

7. Account Manager/Financial Planner/Wealth Management Manager: As an important contact between branches and customers, he is responsible for maintaining and developing customer relationships and providing personalized financial advice and services.

8. Marketing Manager: responsible for the marketing and brand building of personal gold business, and conducting market research, promotion activities and advertising.

Management responsibilities and work contents of tier-two branches

1. business planning: responsible for formulating the development strategy and business plan of tier-two branches, including business development objectives, market positioning, product strategy, etc.

2. Organizational management: responsible for the organizational structure design and staffing of secondary branches, establishing a scientific and reasonable personnel management system, and carrying out team building and personnel training.

3. Business promotion: coordinate the work of various departments and posts, promote the smooth development of various businesses, and ensure the achievement of performance targets.

4. Risk management: responsible for the risk management of tier-two branches, including the prevention and control of credit risk, market risk and operational risk.

5. Customer relationship management: Pay attention to customer relationship, ensure effective communication and good cooperation with customers, and enhance customer satisfaction and loyalty.

6. Resource allocation and control: rationally allocate resources, including human resources, material resources and financial resources, and conduct cost control and benefit evaluation.

7. Technical support and information management: provide technical support, optimize business processes and information systems, and ensure the safe and efficient use of information.

8. Performance evaluation and reporting: regularly evaluate the performance of tier-two branches, report business progress, problems and suggestions to superiors, and take timely improvement measures.

9. Regulatory compliance: comply with laws, regulations and regulatory requirements, and ensure the compliance management of tier-two branches.