Barbara Caira
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Barbara Caira is an experienced Relationship Manager with over 20 years of work experience in the banking and financial services industry. She has a strong background in relationship management, credit risk, and business relationship management. Barbara has worked at Bank of Scotland Mid Markets in the United Kingdom, where she held various positions such as Area Manager Risk and Associate Director. She is skilled in managing risk and ensuring effective business relationships. Barbara is based in the United Kingdom.
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Experienced Relationship Manager within Bank of Scotland Mid Markets
Work Experience
Relationship Manager | Subject Matter Expert | Emerging Business Team
Banking
Barbara Caira's Professional Milestones
- Relationship Manager | Subject Matter Expert | Emerging Business Team (2003-08-01~2006-05-01): Ensured successful client relationship management and strengthened strong relationships, driving success and mutual success.
Skill
Banking
Relationship Management
Financial Services
Credit Risk
Business Relationship Management
Risk Management
Certification
Colleagues
James Robert
Chief Executive Officer
Bob Cruickshank
Retired Bank General Manager
Melanie Askew
Product Owner
John McKinlay
Head Of Delivery Chief Operative Officer Change And Integration
Mohammad Ilyas
General Manager
Other Named Barbara Caira
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Barbara Caira works for Bank of Scotland
Barbara Caira's role in Bank of Scotland is Relationship Manager | Subject Matter Expert | Emerging Business Team
Barbara Caira works in the industry of Banking
Barbara Caira's colleagues are James Robert,Bob Cruickshank,Melanie Askew
Barbara Caira's latest job experience is Relationship Manager | Subject Matter Expert | Emerging Business Team at Bank of Scotland