Business Banker/Commercial Lender
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american accounting associationColorado Springs (CO)
Loan OfficersCommercial Banking
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Business Banker/Commercial Lender Employer American Bank of Commerce Location Colorado Springs, Colorado Salary Competitive Closing date Sep 6, 2026
Focus Area Accounts, Banking, Credit Control Role Type Staff / Associate Role Level Staff Work Mode Hybrid Employment Type Full Time Organization Type Corporate
Job Details American Bank of Commerce is seeking a Business Banker/Commercial Lender to build and manage relationships with small and mid-sized business clients across our Texas and Colorado markets. In this role, you will originate, structure, and close commercial loans while analyzing financial statements, cash flow, and collateral to make sound credit recommendations. You'll manage a loan portfolio, cross-sell banking services, and partner with local teams to deliver responsive, community-focused service that supports regional growth.
Responsibilities Develop and manage relationships with business and commercial clients in Texas and Colorado markets.
Originate, structure, and close commercial loans and lines of credit.
Analyze financial statements, cash flow, and collateral to underwrite sound credit decisions.
Monitor loan portfolio performance, manage risk, and ensure regulatory and policy compliance.
Cross-sell deposit, treasury, and digital banking services to support client needs.
Collaborate with branch and credit teams to deliver timely, personalized service.
Participate in community and business development activities to grow the bank's presence.
Prepare credit packages, documentation, and reports with high accuracy and completeness.
Required Skills Commercial lending
Financial statement analysis
Credit underwriting
Cash flow analysis
Portfolio management
Loan structuring and documentation
Regulatory and compliance knowledge
Sales and business development
Customer relationship management (CRM)
Treasury and depository product knowledge
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