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Sr Commercial Portfolio Manager - Equipment Finance

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huntington national bankDetroit (MI)

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About the role

Overview: In this role you will analyze creditworthiness and monitor assigned equipment-financing portfolios, underwrite high-quality credit narratives, and determine loan eligibility within guidelines. You will interpret financial statements, perform ratio/trend analysis, and assess collateral while coordinating with cross-functional teams. You will mentor junior analysts and lead special projects, contributing to the bank’s equipment-finance portfolio and risk management objectives. Compensation / Benefits health insurance coverage wellness program life and disability insurance retirement savings plan paid leave programs paid holidays and PTO
Responsibilities: Underwrite and document credit recommendations for new and existing loans Review applications, financial statements, and credit reports Spread financial statements and tax returns to analyze trends and ratios Assess cash flow and recurring/non-recurring sources Research industry trends and risks Perform collateral analysis (receivables, inventory, real estate, investments) Run credit reports and gather KYC information Monitor delinquency and repossession activity with other teams Provide written loan-structure recommendations and approvals Lead and mentor junior analysts; manage special projects
Key requirements: Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, business, or related field 5+ years of experience in commercial credit underwriting Strong written and verbal communication Customer service orientation Professionalism and integrity Moody's software for financial statement analysis Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel

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