The Assistant Branch Manager’s job is to aid and assist the Branch Manager, particularly branch managers that are still managing their own client book of business, in the performance of their duties, which primarily involves the supervision of the activities of other registered people in the firm. An Assistant Branch Manager will have a slightly different skill set than does a Branch Manager, with a higher degree of technical skills (knowledge of regulatory rules and requirements) and administrative skills (knowledge about the organization and how it works) than would the Branch Manager, and less experience with human skills (the ability to manage people), and decision-making and problem-solving skills. The typical career progression for the Assistant Branch Manager is to eventually become a Branch Manager.
$50,000-$75,000/year
Avg Salaries from Canadian job sites
Below are the courses and credentials recommended for this career.
Canadian Securities Course (CSC®)
Conduct and Practices Handbook Course (CPH®)
Investment Dealer Supervisors Course (IDSC)
Options Supervisors Course (OPSC) (if supervising option activity DFC and OLC or DFOL also required)
Canadian Commodity Supervisors Course (if supervising futures activity DFC and FLC also required)