Deposit Operations Manager in New York, NY

Our client, a New York based Commercial and Retail Bank, is currently seeking an Operations Manager to head up their Deposit Services group. The Deposit Operations Manager will be responsible for managing all daily processes including Lockbox, Exception Item processing and deposit operations. The Operations Manager will be responsible for but not limited to; managing operations staff, ensuring appropriate compliance levels are kept to meet legal and regulatory requirements, enhancing policies and procedures, and managing internal controls. The Deposit Operations Manager must have 8+ years of experience with deposit operations out of a retail or commercial bank. The Operations Manager must have a strong understanding of rules related to the Federal Reserve Bank, SVPCO and ECCHO. Interested applicants please e-mail resume in Word format to [removed email]elor's degree or 8+ years in Banking 8+ years of Banking Operations experience mandatory Strong background within Retail and Commercial Banking Operations Knowledge of ACH rules and regulations Familiar with Federal Reserve Bank, SVPCO Clearing House, and ECCHO Clearing House rules Working knowledge of image lockbox processing, including retail and wholesale lockboxRobert Half Finance & Accounting pioneered specialized financial recruitment and today is the worldwide leader. We specialize in placing professionals on a full-time basis in a variety of areas, including accounting, finance, bookkeeping, payroll, credit & collections, audit and taxation. For six decades we have been matching highly skilled accounting and finance professionals with our clients' positions. Our relationship with industry-leading companies in more than 350 locations around the globe gives you unparalleled access to exciting career opportunities. Our company again was named to FORTUNE® magazine's "World's Most Admired Companies" list, ranking #1 in our industry (March 19, 2012). Robert Half Finance & Accounting is an Equal Opportunity EmployerListing originally posted at http