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Combined, the two teams represent a consolidated second line risk management organization dedicated to its mission to help ensure the financial soundness of the Company by identifying, assessing, and escalating credit risk to the Board and senior management, and to drive continuous improvement in the quality of the bank’s credit risk management consistent with the risks and complexities of its loan portfolio.
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In this role, you will conduct ongoing monitoring of the SMB’s credit risk management practices, including underwriting and administration, and lead targeted credit examinations as part of the continuous supervision model for RBO firms.
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12+ years commercial banking experience, concentrated in Loan Review, Credit Risk or Portfolio Management functions handling larger and multi-bank transactions in the C&I, Asset Based Lending, Leveraged Lending, and/or Commercial Real Estate segments; specific subject matter expertise in Commercial Workout credit management strongly desired.
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Reporting to the Chief Financial Officer, the Director of Credit Risk Management directs the strategic management, oversight, and governance to analyze, identify, and monitor the company's loan review and compliance risk(s) related to lending activities.
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Superior knowledge of commercial lending processes and workflows, credit risk management rating and measurement methodologies, provisioning, and capital requirements, and/or credit risk management tools.
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Corporate Risk team is responsible to cover primarily the firm’s risk management functions, including Market Risk, Liquidity Risk, Credit Risk, Model Risk and Operational Risk. As a Corporate Risk Technology Auditor, you will be involved to provide assurance on the data quality, calculation processes, metrics generation, applications stability and system operations etc.
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The objective of our Credit Risk practice is to support financial services organizations as they seek to enhance their credit risk management capabilities. The Credit Risk practice offers global and regional financial services clients the assistance needed to enhance their credit risk management capabilities in a rapidly changing business environment.
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Sound knowledge of credit and credit risk management required. Potentially develop and execute a financial institution’s supervisory plan, compile the annual risk assessment, and lead the annual inspection/examination as the primary contact between the FRB Dallas and institution management.
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The primary function of the Commercial Credit Risk Review Senior Supervisor is to maintain subject matter expertise in, and lead and participate in assessments of credit risk and credit risk management in the Company's commercial and commercial real estate banking units, including large and multi-bank Commercial & Industrial, CRE, multi-family, and auto dealer financing.
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Proficiency in applications used in analytics, reporting and credit risk management. Provide senior level leadership to Dealer Financial Services and Marine and RV group in the areas of risk management, analytics, change management, pricing, analytics, process management, project management.
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Extensive experience in auditing within the financial services industry, particularly in credit risk management. Provide expert guidance on industry best practices and regulatory guidelines in credit risk management.
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Identifies, recommends and effects process changes as related to credit risk management activities, regulatory statutes, credit policy and general credit underwriting guidelines.
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Create visualizations, reports, and dashboards to help management understand changes in portfolio risk. This position will report directly to the Credit Risk Rating Program Manager and will involve learning new technologies, gaining a deep knowledge of commercial lending risk, and crafting impactful visualizations to help monitor the bank’s credit risk.
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Engages in activities to provide support to the Compliance and Operational Risk teams in order to provide independent compliance and operational risk oversight of Credit Risk performance and any related third party/vendor relationships in alignment with the Global Compliance - Enterprise Policy, the Operational Risk Management - Enterprise Policy (collectively the Policies) and the Compliance and Operational Risk Management Program and Standard Operating Procedures.
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