Banking operations and services technician - foreign exchange - Salary and Career
Banking and Operations Technicians

Banking operations and services technician - foreign exchange - Career description, activities, functions and salary

They process credit operations, investment and banking services, obeying external norms, emanating from government agencies, and internal ones, of the institution that employ them. They control operations for granting credit, investment and services to individuals or legal entities, in order to comply with and enforce compliance with internal rules and regulations and those of regulatory bodies, such as: central bank of brazil and the federal revenue department, among others. They serve other sectors of the bank, as their internal customers, and government agencies, other banks and the general public, as external customers, providing them with information on matters within their competence. They can coordinate human resources under their responsibility and monitor services provided by third parties.

How much does an Banking operations and services technician - foreign exchange earn

A Banking operations and services technician - foreign exchange earns between $1.800 and $10.636 per month, with an average monthly salary of $4.099 and a median salary of $3.291 according to an Averwage.com salary survey along with to data of professionals hired and fired by companies in the labor market.

Our research is based on the salaries of 438 professionals hired and dismissed by the period from 06/2021 to 05/2022 (last year).


Salary ranges for the Banking operations and services technician - foreign exchange

Monthly Salary Annual Salary Salary Per Week Hourly Salary
Average wage 4.099 49.189 1.025 20
1º Quartile 1.800 21.599 450 9
Median Salary 3.291 39.493 823 16
3º Quartile 8.112 97.339 2.028 39
Higher Salary 10.636 127.634 2.659 52


Professional job categories

  • Middle level technicians
    • medium level technicians in administrative sciences
      • medium level technicians in financial operations
        • banking and operations technicians

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Main workplaces

Banking and Operations Technicians work in banks and other financial intermediation institutions as salaried employees, registered in the portfolio, organize themselves as a team, under permanent supervision, in closed environments, during daytime hours, under normal working conditions.


What does it take to work in the field of Banking and Operations Technicians

For the exercise of these occupations, secondary education is required, followed by work-oriented courses at the institutions themselves. The full performance of activities occurs after one to two years of experience, working under constant supervision of more experienced professionals.


Functions and activities of Banking operations and services technician - foreign exchange

Banking and Operations Technicians must:

  • process credit, exchange and services operations;
  • prepare movement for clearing;
  • processing credit, exchange and services transactions;
  • control financing and investment transactions;
  • demonstrate personal skills;
  • serving internal and external customers;
  • manage cashier and treasury movement;
  • prepare movement for compensation;
  • service internal and external customers;
  • manage cashier and treasury movements;
  • control financing and investment operations;
  • coordinate human resources;
  • manage cashier and treasury transactions;
  • processing credit, exchange and services operations;
  • manage internal and external standards system;
  • manage cashiers and treasury movements;
  • manage cash and treasury movements;
  • prepare movement for clearing;
  • serve internal and external customers;
  • prepare movement for compensation;

  • Activities

    • issuing letter of credit;
    • supporting other areas;
    • ensure the security of the branch's cash;
    • prepare reports on portfolio position;
    • close pouches;
    • assume changes;
    • supply branch atms;
    • custody export documentation;
    • processing transactions from remote means (express box);
    • close cashiers;
    • demonstrate initiative;
    • transmitting files via the system;
    • execute transaction write-off or settlement;
    • following operations to internal and external standards;
    • exchange currencies between banks (exchange and hedge);
    • train employees;
    • mount document batches;
    • guard objects and documents;
    • assimilate changes;
    • search for information about operations and customer documentation;
    • request cash;
    • make decisions;
    • collect cash from the treasury;
    • inspect application of standards and rules;
    • processing entries of settlements;
    • demonstrate communicability;
    • forward proceedings for judicial collection;
    • instruct employees on the application of norms and rules;
    • receive pouches;
    • collect deposits and payments at branch atms;
    • processing borderoes;
    • contact international institutions or customers;
    • provide change;
    • check pending documentation;
    • checking customer documentation (individuals and legal entities) and operation;
    • resolve doubts about routines;
    • demonstrate entrepreneurial spirit;
    • establish times for cash delivery;
    • monitor attendance and punctuality;
    • issuing financing and service contracts or amendments;
    • open cashier;
    • motivate team (awards, time off, benefits);
    • demonstrate security;
    • support other areas;
    • demonstrate technical analysis skills;
    • demonstrate flexibility;
    • return irregular checks;
    • demonstrate quick thinking;
    • forecast need for cash;
    • supply cashiers;
    • renegotiate debts;
    • manage reserve balance (limit for overnight stays);
    • collect surplus from cashiers;
    • calculate debit balances and interest;
    • framing operations to internal and external standards;
    • check received documents;
    • demonstrate emotional balance;
    • control processes sent for judicial collection;
    • participate in employee termination;
    • reconcile physical and accounting movement;
    • interpret internal and external standards and rules;
    • update system of standards and rules;
    • notify customers in debt;
    • demonstrate persuasion;
    • guide customers;
    • manage adverse situations;
    • demonstrate creativity;
    • control letter of credit validity period;
    • grant credit within established limits;
    • demonstrate technical analysis ability;
    • controlling use of the guarantee fund for length of service (fgts );
    • suggest employee promotion;
    • relocate human resources;
    • return irregular checks;
    • distribute tasks;
    • registering fixed and variable income operations (bmf, cetip, selic);
    • monitor delinquency;
    • send pouches;
    • complies with internal and external rules and regulations;
    • monitor third-party services (cash carrier);
    • separate cash into lots;
    • performing transactions between accounts;
    • sort documents;
    • contact government agencies (bc, bndes, srf);
    • forward customer complaints to the competent sector;
    • fulfill reservation requests for withdrawals;
    • forward processes for judicial collection;
    • delegate functions;
    • record occurrences in the system;
    • monitor cash and check flow;
    • prepare reports on portfolio positions;
    • supply the system with information relevant to the portfolios;
    • work as a team;
    • demonstrate commitment;
    • registering credit operations in the collection portfolio;
    • coordinate employee work;
    • supervise cashier operations;
    • performing accounting control;
    • registering imports, exports and remittances with the central bank (sisbacen );
    • demonstrate strategic vision;
    • separate documents;
    • obtain customer authorization for operations;
    • assume changes;
    • remove documents from cashiers;
    • exchange currencies between banks (foreign exchange and hedge);
    • make employees available for other areas;
    • evaluate employee performance;
    • request release of funds for credit, exchange and services operations ;
    • count cash;
    • monitor branch atms;
    • charge fulfillment of daily tasks;
    • demonstrate dynamism;
    • participate in the selection of employees;


    Sectors that hire Banking operations and services technician - foreign exchange the most in the job market

    • multiple banks, with commercial portfolio
    • cleaning activities
    • foreign exchange brokers
    • dealers of securities and securities
    • securities and securities brokers
    • temporary labor lease
    • other ancillary activities of financial services
    • open complementary pension plan
    • combined office and administrative support services
    • wholesale of electronic components and telephony and communication equipment




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