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Work with the credit team to ensure that clients are vetted for potential financial risk. Meet regularly with Firm leadership to discuss potential at risk accounts and develop action plans to address issues in a prompt and effectual way.
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Accurately evaluates complex risk exposures and ensures review of financial statements, credit reports, bank and other underwriting documents. Contract Surety Executive Underwriter/ Territory Manager - Remote.
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Work with regional managers on credit requests, including general underwriting, loan structuring, negotiating/pricing, collateral, and analyze industry/credit risk. Manage annual credit review schedule for team of relationship managers.
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Reviews loan requests exceeding credit authority and provides recommendations to the Chief Credit Officer or the Director's Credit Risk Committee for further approval. Reviews and approves loan requests within designated credit authority, ensuring compliance with bank policies and risk guidelines.
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