Credit Analyst
gpacMinneapolis (MN)
About the role
Commercial Credit Analyst We have partnered with a client institution that is looking to add an experienced Commercial Credit Analyst to their team! This institution prides itself on having a strong, close-knit culture and providing an environment that appreciates and values both its clients and team alike!
Your Role:
The Commercial Credit Analyst will support the lenders in underwriting requests for credit extensions to new and existing commercial clients. They will perform detailed financial analysis for all lending opportunities, prepare credit approval and modification requests for presentation, and ensure compliance with the bank's credit policies and procedures.
Qualifications:
- 5+ years in the banking industry 2+ years credit analysis experience
- Ability to adapt in a fast-paced environment
- Community culture mindset 2+ years commercial underwriting experience preferred
For questions or additional information, call Karen Smith at 517-325-3887. Resumes can be submitted confidentially to karen.smith@gogpac.comAll qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, age, color, sex (including pregnancy), religion, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, military status, genetic information, or any other status protected by applicable laws or regulations. GPAC (Growing People and Companies) is an award-winning search firm specializing in placing quality professionals within multiple industries across the United States since 1990. We are extremely competitive, client-focused and realize that our value is in our ability to deliver the right solutions at the right time.
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