VP C&I Commercial Lending Relationship Manager
korn ferryFreehold (NJ)
VP C&I Commercial Lending Relationship Manager
Posted 2 days ago
korn ferryFreehold (NJ)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Korn Ferry has partnered with our client on their search for the role. Purpose of the Position Develops new business relationships. Analyzes and underwrites the most complex and/or largest dollar value commercial loans, most of which involve important customers. Approves loans within established guidelines and lending authority. Maintains portfolio of existing customer relationships. May provide guidance to less experienced commercial lenders.
Key Responsibilities:
New Business Develops new business by contacting potential customers and following up on leads, prospecting strategies, referral sourcing and relationship expansion opportunities. Cross sells Bank products and services. Assists in coordinating business development activities across the assigned Commercial Lending team to promote consistent market coverage and pipeline development. Shares market intelligence, industry trends and lending best practices with team members. Relationship Management Interviews loan applicants. Analyzes financial and related data for credit worthiness and merits of loan requests, structuring transactions, negotiating terms and managing complex client relationships. Establishes terms and approves loans within lending authority or recommends approval to senior management. Informs customers of Bank decisions. Maintains performing commercial loans. Interacts with most important customers to maintain and enhance business relationships. Partners with Treasury Management, Retail Banking, Wealth Management and other business lines to deliver comprehensive banking solutions and deepen client relationships. Credit Review & Restructuring Monitors delinquencies and evaluates problem loans. Analyzes benefits of restructuring or legal collection action that may include foreclosure. Negotiates and develops action plans for repayment of problem loans or implements foreclosure or other form of legal collection action. Estimates financial impact on the Bank. Reporting Assists in the preparation of monthly, quarterly and annual reports and the forecasting of loan balances. Job and Industry Knowledge Maintains a current knowledge of local and national economic, financial, political and legislative trends. Determines the possible impact on commercial lending activities. Maintains an active presence within local business and civic organizations to strengthen the firms visibility and support market growth initiatives. The Candidate Experience and
Professional Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in finance, Accounting, Economics or Business-related field. Minimum of 7-10+ years of experience as a Commercial Lender; Local business experience in Southern New Jersey with potential market expansion; Must be able to produce assigned loan volume as set annually; Must ensure and maintain asset quality of loan portfolio; Excellent decision making and problem-solving abilities; Thorough knowledge of lending regulations required; Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to deal effectively with customers, attorneys, realtors and other financial institutions as well as all levels of Bank personnel; History of community involvement through volunteerism and/or representation with charitable organizations; Excellent organizational, follow-up and time management skills. Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment while maintaining strong attention to detail.
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