Mark Barnett
About Mark Barnett
Mark Barnett is a Relationship Manager at Investec Bank (C.I) in Guernsey, where he collaborates with the Credit and Risk team to prepare loan documentation and manage client relationships. He has extensive experience in banking, having previously held roles at RBS International and Investec Bank, and has a diploma in Corporate Banking.
Work at Investec
Mark Barnett has been serving as a Relationship Manager at Investec Bank (C.I) since 2015. In this role, he collaborates closely with the Guernsey Credit and Risk team to ensure the timely preparation of facility and security documentation for loans. He plays a significant role in marketing and public relations initiatives within his team. Barnett is responsible for planning and implementing individual client 'Relationship Plans' and assists the IBCI Relationship Management/Business Development team in promoting the bank’s lending capabilities to both existing and potential clients.
Education and Expertise
Mark Barnett completed his secondary education at Seven Kings High School, where he achieved 9 GCSEs from 1985 to 1990. He furthered his education at the Institute of Financial Services, obtaining an Applied Diploma in Corporate Banking between 2008 and 2010. His educational background supports his expertise in banking and relationship management, particularly in the areas of corporate banking and client relations.
Background
Prior to his current role at Investec, Mark Barnett worked at RBS International for nine years. He held the position of Corporate Manager from 2005 to 2010, followed by his role as Head of Business, Commercial & Corporate Support Team from 2010 to 2014. His experience at RBS International provided him with a solid foundation in corporate banking and client support, which he has leveraged in his subsequent roles.
Achievements
In his current position, Mark Barnett has a comprehensive role in managing the Guernsey Private Client sector loan book. His responsibilities include focusing on expiring loan facilities, loan facility excesses, interest arrears, and covenant breaches. His work ensures that the loan book is effectively managed and that clients receive the necessary support regarding their financial needs.