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The Global Markets Corporate Banking Vice-President supports the origination and structuring of commercial real estate (CRE) lending transactions intended to be securitized through the commercial mortgage backed securities (CMBS) market.
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4-6 years of relevant work experience in commercial corporate lending, corporate credit ratings, corporate banking, direct/private lending, leveraged finance or underwriting. Deerpath Capital is a leading direct lending firm specializing in providing first lien, senior debt financing to middle market companies.
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The Loan Syndications team is responsible for supporting the Middle Market Commercial & Industrial Lending business (“C&I”). As a member of the Commercial Banking team, you’ll build lasting relationships with business owners and executives throughout the country to help them realize their ambitions.
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In-depth Commercial Lending Product knowledge. Maintains and enhances knowledge around lending issues, including loan structure, collateral, foreclosure, bankruptcy and the various regulations that directly impact the Bank.
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2+ years of financial services industry experience in retail, mortgage, investment, private banking, or commercial banking. Knowledge and understanding of consumer lending products. Collaborate with partnerships within the bank: Treasury Management Services, Mortgage, Credit Card, and Wealth Management; to help customers with specialized financial needs, and to retain and expand profitable relationships.
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Additionally, Wintrust operates various non-bank business units including commercial and life insurance premium financing, short-term accounts receivable financing, out-sourced administrative services, mortgage origination and purchase, wealth management services and qualified intermediary services for tax-deferred exchanges.
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Continuously learn to expand one's knowledge of features and benefits of deposit, loan, TMS, Wealth Management, and Digital Banking products and services; to become a trusted advisor and subject matter expert whom customers can depend on.
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Transactional experience in commercial real estate law, real estate transactions, leasing, lending, development and zoning is preferred. 4+ years of experience in commercial real estate law in a law firm setting required.
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3-5 years of commercial lending and loan documentation experience. Work closely with the Documentation Manager, Onboarding Director, Legal, and Compliance; exercise discretion when higher level review is required.
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