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mikb0805
20th April 2011, 13:39
Hi can anyone help me what is a natwest specialist relationship manager?
my commercial bank manager wants me to have a meeting with him does anyone know and is this a good thing or a bad thing?:(

wizzard
20th April 2011, 16:24
It could be this:

http://www.natwest.com/commercial/banking/g1/relationship-management.ashx

Minuteman Press
21st April 2011, 06:57
Perhaps - the person you account manager sends you to see to explain all the products you at first though you didn't need, realise you did, sign up and two years later realise you were correct in the first instance.

Or - could be just someone who arranges blind dates (banks think of everything).

mikb0805
21st April 2011, 08:25
I am still a bit worried as my company has had some cash flow problems and my commercial manager has changed his mood towards my company. Thats why when he said about this new specialist manager I got a bit worried. Has anyone else dealt with one these specialist relationship managers before. Sould I be worried?

Anglia Finance
23rd May 2011, 21:08
I am still a bit worried as my company has had some cash flow problems and my commercial manager has changed his mood towards my company. Thats why when he said about this new specialist manager I got a bit worried. Has anyone else dealt with one these specialist relationship managers before. Sould I be worried?

I know this post was some time ago and I presume this meeting has now taken place. Each bank has a different name for a manager (Specialised relationship manager, intensive care manager, categorised manager), that has a smaller portfolio so can spend more time with clients when they perceive risk to be higher. Typically this will be for businesses who are either in arrears, loss making, shortfall in security, bank manager believes there is an upcoming problem. Normally specialised relationship managers are tasked to either 'nurse' the business back to health or bolt the door to minimise losses before passing to the debt collection department. Once you have a meeting they should send you a letter fully confirming their concerns for your account and the action to be taken. At this stage you need to make a call whether you can find an alternative lender or whether you can work with the bank to ensure they don't push you into a central debt collection team.

More than happy to chat through on phone of private message.

Liam

RailyPhill
26th May 2011, 06:22
You really want to be building plan so that you don't end up in the specialist relationships.

Ultimately they are for poorly performing company's who lending facilities with the bank are of concern.

What they don't tell you ... bizarrely, the service you get deteriorates dramatically. I have been privy to some shocking stories.

Now would be a good time to sit down with your business financial advisor

UKSBD
26th May 2011, 07:31
Hi can anyone help me what is a natwest specialist relationship manager?
my commercial bank manager wants me to have a meeting with him does anyone know and is this a good thing or a bad thing?:(


He's probably the guy who if you have an hours meeting with, will spend the first 10 minutes being jovial and asking questions about you, discussing the neighbourhood, the weather etc. The next 10 minutes listening to what you have to say and going through your financial circumstances, and the next 40 minutes trying to sell you the products that they make most commission on.

Still_Standing
22nd June 2011, 03:42
More than happy to chat through on phone of private message.

Liam


Butted in on post, PM sent

roydmoorian
22nd June 2011, 07:18
It will be an excuse to levy more charges on you over & above interest & renewal charges :( A bit like leaving you with a broken umbrella.