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The Credit and Collections Analyst position is heavily focused on the on-time review of open orders and adherence to collection strategies as set forth by our GETPaid Credit/Collection software system.
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Experience in financial reporting valuation and appraisal review, required. Bachelor’s degree, required; focus in Accounting, Finance, Financial Engineering, Actuarial Science, Risk Management, Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics, or Economics, preferred.
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As a Hospital Security Officer, you will serve and safeguard a high profile healthcare customer. The Hospital Security Officer is responsible for the surveillance of the client's healthcare premises and the protection of the staff, members, and visitors.
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Analytical Thinking, Conflict Management, Credit Risk, Effective Communications, Loan Review, Organizational Governance, Regulatory Environment - Financial Services. We are looking to hire a Credit Risk Review Advisor Senior in Credit Risk Review within PNC's Independent Risk Management organization.
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Credit & Collections Clerk responds to customer inquiries regarding statements or invoices and researches all discrepancies. Credit & Collections Clerk prepares customer files for credit approval.
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Review commercial loan files of all credit types for the purpose of evaluating borrower relationships to determine loan repayment ability and assessing adequacy of assigned credit risk rating.
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Minimum of 7 years of experience in counterparty credit risk or market risk or risk related discipline (Credit administration, credit risk oversight, finance, or business analytic experience.
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Prepare and review all Letter of Credit documentation from numerous origination sources, such as LaserPro, Global Trade, SyndTrak, LaswyerPro and other utilized sources. Coordinate the post-closing review of all Letters of Credit meeting the banks policies and procedures.
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Ensure compliance with Navy Federal Credit Union ETS standards and best practices. Experience with Agile software development practices, including SAFe, Scrum, Azure DevOps, Peer Review, GitHub, and CI/CD.
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At BNY, the Credit Risk group performs the review, challenge, oversight, and guidance of the firm’s lending activities to our clients. Analyzing, preparing and/or reviewing financial analyses for credit approval by Credit Risk (Second Line of Defense) in response to credit requests from First Line of Defense for a diverse array of public finance and not-for-profit borrowers/counterparties on transactions such as direct lending, securities financing, and foreign exchange / OTC derivatives.
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This video includes what you need to know as you navigate the journey in becoming a Customs and Border Protection Officer - Your Journey To Becoming A Customs & Border Protection Officer The video: Securing America's Ports of Entry emphasizes the importance of CBP Field Operations' frontline role in helping CBP accomplish its mission CBP encourages women, minorities and veterans to apply for an exciting career with U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
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Act 120 trained or equivalent (PA State Police Act Police Academy training, Police Officer training as mandated by the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers) with 1 year of experience in law enforcement or a security related field preferred OR.
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Minimum of 4+ years of experience with credit risk management solutions preferred, (i.e., Experian PowerCurve, FICO – ACS, TRIAD, or Strategy Director.) Basic Qualifications:Bachelor's degreeMinimum of 4+ years of experience in Risk Management, Product Management for Credit Card or Debit CardPreferred Qualifications:Hands-on knowledge of Fiserv platforms and systemsMinimum of 4+ years of experience using data manipulation tools such as SAS, SQL, R, or Python, Business Objects, or other tools to query large databases and manipulate large data files.
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Through research of current practices, ensure the framework and content of all workforce development programs and resources align with the Keystone STARS Performance standards, NAEYC standards, the PA Core Knowledge Competencies and the PA Early Learning Standards and is rigorous enough to matriculate to college credit.
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Are you a current or previous law enforcement officer, military or a recent police academy graduate looking for a flexible side hustle? Active or retired status as a law enforcement officer, including police, sheriff, federal and state agents, and corrections officers.
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