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The successful candidate will be responsible for managing branch activities, including teller operations, general customer service activities, loan processing, collections and personnel administration.
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Prepares and processes commercial loan documents for Commercial Bankers in preparation for loan closing and forwards file to the Loan Operations Department. Knowledge of lending and bank operations essential.
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Extensive administrative work involved in the Foreclosure and Loss Mitigation operations of the Servicing Department. Works with staff and co-workers as a team in analyzing and solving situations that may arise in the mortgage origination loan process.
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The branch manager will manage branch operations and monitor business pipeline of current branch loan officers. SAFE Act compliant Mortgage Loan Originator license. Develop lending relationships with Realtors, builders, developers and other sources of loan referrals by attending sales seminars and builder/realtor meetings and otherwise calling in person on real estate agents and brokers, financial advisors, and other potential referral sources to generate loan volume within Employee’s market area.
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Oversees day-to-day operations for the branch and is the site manager of the location. May perform personal banking duties including: advising customers of all bank services, opening new accounts, teller functions, may accept loan applications and makes recommendations for approval.
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Minimum three years loan officer experience in all phases of residential mortgage origination. We promise to provide best-in-class fulfillment of your loans – with dedicated, seasoned in-house operations staff and managers.
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Work closely with the Bank's Operations Officer and Deposit Operations Director, as well as the Bank's Anti-Money Laundering team, Finance, Compliance, and Technology teams, to ensure a deposit fraud prevention program is designed, stood up, and in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.
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Advanced knowledge of legal, commercial lending, commercial leasing, commercial loan instruments and pertinent documentation. Knowledge of InfoLease, Rapport, syndicated transactions and/or collateral, lease terminology, title insurance, real estate law, the Uniform Commercial Code and collateral documentation.
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We offer: a choice of comprehensive medical, dental and vision plan options, health savings account, tuition reimbursement, student loan retirement plan, generous annual paid leave, an outstanding 401(k) company match, and life insurance.
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