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David Careers

Middle Market Lending or Sr. Credit Pro (Must have - 15 yrs. experience)

Posted 5 days ago

ceis reviewSpringfield (IL)
Credit AnalystsOther Activities Related to Credit Intermediation

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About the role

Middle Market Lending or Sr. Credit Pro (Must have - 15 yrs. experience) Consulting firm headquartered in New York City specializing in loan review and related services for banking industry seeking middle market lenders or senior credit officers with strong credit skills and domestic/international experience. Loan Review responsibilities include reviewing borrower-specific underwriting and approval information as well as borrower financial statements and spreads to identifying credit process or risk rating issues. Individuals will prepare reports summarizing borrower-specific conclusions as well as write summary observations making recommendations to improve risk management practices at bank clients. The ideal candidate will have significant experience (at least 15 years) in commercial middle market lending, with strong credit skills. Experience in any of the following types of lending is considered a plus: commercial real estate, construction, project finance, or structured finance. Must have experience in evaluating risk ratings (including applying regulatory definitions for criticized and classified ratings). Position is on a contract basis / commission only. Remote work (some on-site work required) If interested, please submit a resume.

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