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Review CD to ensure fees and cash at closing are consistent with commitment to Customer: Issue Lender Credit if neededIf loan out of balance, work with processor & branch manager to request subsidy Resolve file problems, bottlenecks and qualifying issues throughout production and underwriting process.
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Develop knowledge of lending standards, banking laws and regulations, and bank credit policies and procedures. SUMMARY: As a Credit Risk Officer, you will support the Bank’s credit and commercial lending functions by actively underwriting commercial requests, modifications, and conducting line of credit and annual portfolio reviews while working with a team of lending and administrative staff to achieve the goals established for the Department and the Bank. CUSTOMER SERVICE SKILLS: Willingness to provide a level of service which will clearly differentiate us from our competitors.
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Prepares loan documents that are in compliance with bank regulations for presentation, presents loans that are above the incumbent's lending limit to the loan committee or officer with higher lending limits communicating all elements of the loan to ensure compliance with regulations and to enhance the ability to make sound credit decisions.
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The Commercial Loan Officer advises customers on loan status and approvals and works closely with Credit Administration to maintain loan quality and ensure the timely and accurate processing of loan requests.
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Perform any other reasonable duties required by Guild Mortgage Company or Managing Loan Officer. Position Summary The Loan Officer plays an important role in the organization by performing a variety of activities directly related to the company’s Production functions.
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The EVP Chief Lending Officer will be responsible for leading the growth of the bank’s consumer and commercial loan, credit card, and business banking portfolio to include professional, SBA, and consumer loans, residential brokered-out mortgages, card services, and commercial deposit sales focused on those who serve from young military families to successful veteran retirees /separatees in their pursuit of lifelong financial security.
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Work with Manager to coordinate credit decision with Market President, Senior Credit Officer, Executive Credit Officer, Chief Credit Officer and Chief Operations Officer.
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We are currently seeking a Mortgage Loan Officer (MLO) who is passionate about business development and networking with the Houston community. All FCCU employees enjoy community service events, free credit union membership along with a full range of banking services, a robust Health and Wellness program, and an active Employee Activity Club. FCCU has been in the community for over 68 years, originally serving employees of the Spring Branch Independent School District.
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May function as a lending officer by thoroughly collecting and analyzing customer and prospect financials to assess viability, performing ongoing credit grade determinations within policy guidelines and facilitating loan approval processes.
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Perform or coordinate various “spot check” internal audit procedures, such as: cash counts, teller drawer audits, review of employee accounts, review of loan documentation, review of wire transfers, review of ACH origination.
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Gather and analyze all information necessary to present a financing request to Senior Management for approval; meet with existing or potential customers; visit sites of loans; negotiate loan terms and conditions; approve loans within established lending limits or refer and recommend approval to designated members of Senior Management and/or the Chief Credit Officer.
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Construct loan solutions using an in-depth knowledge of business, finance, and banking, while balancing credit risk management, bank policy, safety and soundness, and compliance regulations.
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Citi provides consumers, corporations, governments and institutions with a broad range of financial products and services, including consumer banking and credit, corporate and investment banking, securities brokerage, and wealth management.
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This position requires the employee to register as a mortgage loan originator with the Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System and Registry ("Registry") and obtain a unique identifier from the Registry before engaging in mortgage loan originator activities.
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Manages a lending team of 20 to 25 loan officers and oversee the credit department, loan review, documentation and loan analysis. The Chief Lending Officer is a highly motivated, high-energy professional who is responsible for management, long-term strategic development and optimization of all commercial banking functions and ancillary products.
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