Skip to main content
Hiring?Get vetted candidates in 48 hours.
F

Trade and Payments Specialist

FNB

Posted 4 months agoLusaka, Zambia

Location

Lusaka, Zambia

Job Type

Full-time

Experience

Mid-Level

Deadline

April 10, 2026

Category

Banking

Job Description

FNB has been operating in Zambia since 2009 and has grown to become a significant contributor to the economy, with a national footprint in seven of the ten provinces. FNB Zambia provides corporate and investment banking solutions to unlock unique opportunities for corporate and institutional clients, with a network of 23 branches, 85 ATMs and extensive digital platforms.
ProGigFinder Press

Fifty silent applications, or one that lands.

Pick any job above and pay $1.49 with MoMo or Card. In 60 seconds you get a CV written for that role: it passes the screening software and reads the way a recruiter expects.

Get my CV for this job: $1.49

Requirements

  • Relevant degree or diploma in Finance, Banking or related field
  • Experience in trade finance and international payments (SWIFT) processing
  • Strong knowledge of foreign currency transactions and reconciliation
  • Excellent customer service orientation with ability to manage complex queries
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with attention to detail

Responsibilities

  • Validate foreign currency cheque transactions and process SWIFT inflows and outflow transactions
  • Ensure first-time resolution of customer queries and complaints; manage turnaround times and service levels
  • Drive sales across product and campaign initiatives to exceed set targets; maximise cross-selling opportunities
  • Propose improvements on internal processes that impact service levels and customer satisfaction
  • Report on transactional activity progression and operational performance within set guidelines
  • Investigate and flag opportunities to migrate to platform; support technology-driven process improvements
  • Manage team delivery, coach staff, and contribute to talent development and performance management