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The Insurance Portfolio Manager works closely with the Licensed Insurance Agents (LIA), Producers, CSRs, and Insurance Processor. The primary duties of the Insurance Portfolio Manager include providing information and answers to questions regarding GreenState Insurance products and services, especially when existing policies are at risk; including non-renewal and serious pricing increases.
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Position will be filled as a Project Manager (PAE2) or Senior Project Manager (PAE3) based on candidate qualifications and interview evaluation.
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May participate and make presentations of credit requests needing action to Director Credit Loan Committee, Commercial Credit Loan Committee, and/or Loan Strategy as directed by the assigned Banker(s) or Portfolio Manager Team Lead.
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GreenState Credit Union Account Resolution Portfolio Risk Analyst US-INorth Liberty Job ID: 2024-3616. The Portfolio Risk Analyst will take a lead role in in developing and maintaining robust reporting and analytics, metrics and key performance indicators while also providing in-depth analysis and recommendations for improving/enhancing line of business performance and effective risk management.
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Bachelor’s degree in computer science, Business Administration, Management Information Systems or related field, or equivalent combination of training and experience of at least six years of portfolio reporting and analytics experience.
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