2604-4 Commercial Lender (Relationship Manager)
Tennessee Bankers Association · Nashville, TN · 1 wk ago
SalesFull-time
Key Responsibilities
- Originate new commercial relationships through consistent calling efforts, networking, and in-person client engagement
- Manage and grow a commercial loan portfolio with focus on structure, pricing, and credit quality
- Analyze borrower financials, including cash flow, global cash flow, and repayment capacity
- Structure and present credit opportunities with clear identification of risk and mitigants
- Serve as primary relationship manager throughout the full lending cycle (origination ? closing ? renewal)
- Maintain ongoing client contact to retain and expand relationships
- Monitor portfolio performance, including past dues, covenant compliance, and risk trends
- Identify opportunities to deepen relationships through deposits and treasury management services
Candidate Profile
- Preferred:
- - 6–10+ years of commercial lending experience
- - Demonstrated ability to originate and manage a commercial loan portfolio
- - Existing client relationships, referral sources, or portable book of business strongly preferred
- - Proven track record of sustained production and relationship growth
- Also Considered:
- - Developing lenders with a combination of credit and lending experience who:
- - Have been directly involved in structuring and executing transactions
- - Show clear evidence of business development initiative
- - Are actively working toward building their own portfolio of relationship
What Sets Strong Candidates Apart
- Can clearly walk through deals they’ve originated or structured, including credit rationale
- Demonstrates a pattern of proactive relationship building, not just responding to opportunities
- Has developed (or is actively developing) centers of influence and referral networks
- Shows accountability for both production and portfolio performance
- Understands how to build long-term relationships, not just close transactions
Additional Consideration
- Candidates should be prepared to discuss their current or recent portfolio composition, business development approach, and specific examples of client relationships or transactions they have led or materially contributed to