The Banker's Financial Service Email list enables marketers to target financial professionals within the banking industry offering products such as checking and savings accounts, consumer and commercial loans, investments, and more.  These professionals perform a variety of job functions within the banking industry ranging from Branch Manager to bank teller.  They are in need of products ranging from banking and business publications to computers to security systems.

This Email list is comprised of detail oriented men and women who work in banking institutions including commercial banks, investment banks, savings and loans, retail banks, and even some credit unions.  They are ultimately responsible for processing deposits, opening checking and savings accounts, opening safe deposit boxes, assessing creditworthiness for a consumer or commercial loan, providing overdraft protection, and selling financial services such as certificates of deposit (CDs), and IRAs.  Advisors help individuals meet financial goals by managing their cash assets, advising on investments, and assisting with retirement planning.  They also assist commercial customers and business owners with financial services that give them the resources to operate a successful business.  They attend seminars and conferences to stay abreast of industry regulations, provide exemplary customer service, and learn about new financial products.

Bankers have a variety of duties and job titles including:

Loan Officer

Account Representative

Compliance Officer

Risk Assessment Director

Customer Service Representative

Investment Manager

Bank Examiner

Banking professionals are receptive to marketing offers that keep them abreast of the financial industry, consumer loan trends, and customer relations.  They purchase products including computer equipment, software, office equipment, business apparel, office supplies, tills, coin wrappers, deposit bags, ATM supplies, bill straps, coin machines, security cameras, safes, counterfeit detection devices, and desktop organizational supplies.

These financial professionals are open to offers from financial publications, seminar coordinators, continuing education providers, recruiters, staffing agencies, insurance providers, legal assistance providers, bank supply providers, office furniture suppliers, security equipment providers, and marketing and advertising firms.