Senior Credit Analyst
zeyronBrooklyn (NY)
About the role
JOB DESCRIPTION:
Senior Credit Analystseeking a highly motivated, results-oriented Senior Credit Analyst with extensive experience in factoring, banking or financial services to support and expand our business. The successful candidate for this essential role will be guided by regional management. This is a full-time, in-person role in midtown Manhattan.
ROLE & RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Analyze financial statements, including balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements, to assess creditworthiness and financial performance.
- Monitor account performance and identify potential credit risks and opportunities.
- Manage customer and client relationships across a diverse portfolio of accounts.
- Manage relationships with publicly traded and privately held companies, speaking directly with business owners, executives, and finance departments.
- Build and maintain strong client relationships through proactive communication, issue resolution, and ongoing account support.
QUALIFICATIONS5+ years of credit and risk analysis experience in a banking or factoring environment
Bachelor’s degree
Proficient with Microsoft Office
Superior oral and written interpersonal communication and presentation skills.
Must be able to clearly and concisely convey complex concepts to management and clients
Highly-organized individual with the ability to work solo and collaboratively across the organization
Benefits: 401(k) Company profit sharing Health insurance Paid time off
Work Location: In person
Benefits found in job post 401(k), Medical insurance
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