Credit Portfolio Manager I - State & Municipal
About the role
This Credit Portfolio Manager I position is within TD's specialized State & Municipal Credit Management vertical and will be on the Northeastern US team. The Credit Portfolio Manager I manages credit activities including underwriting new loan requests and monitoring portfolio risk for their assigned portfolio of governmental borrowers including state and local governments (cities, towns, counties & school districts), housing authorities, airports, utilities, economic development agencies, and public colleges. This role involves completing comprehensive but concise credit write-ups and conducting in-depth financial and industry analysis to ensure sound lending decisions that align with the bank's risk appetite and strategic objectives.
Responsibilities
- Gather financial and general business information pertaining to customer and prospect loan requests, perform financial analyses needed to make credit decisions
- Contribute and provide input to group loan decision process based on evaluation of credit risk and other key factors
- Support commercial banking team and recommend credit solutions that add value to the Customer
- Manage specific credit activities to ensure performance quality, consistency of underwriting and timeliness meets or exceeds Customer expectations
- May manage overall analytical support and workflow production needs for a department
- Work on larger, more complex deals, mainly focused on Middle Market
- May manage and/or lead as well as create, develop and introduce commercial and credit-related initiatives
- Act as a consultant to business lines regarding credit issues, processes and procedures
- Function as a resource for business lines and work with senior management on various issues; managing expectations and negotiating timelines
- Partner with Lending/Credit Officers to address exceptions identified by internal/external auditors and/or examiners
- Perform periodic inspections at Customer sites to audit accounts and ensure adherence to loan agreements and terms; take appropriate action as necessary to correct deficiencies
- Coordinate with Account and Relationship Managers to perform routine financial analyses and credit investigations
- May communicate credit decisions to Relationship Managers and Account Managers
- Manage and oversee workflow and adherence to policy for department
- Participate in organizational cost benefit analysis and implementation
- Manage activities by creating and maintaining quantifiable service level standards against business performance
- Ensure timeliness of information and efficiency in process and workflow
- Maintain confidentiality of credit and customer information at all times
- May lead a team of Credit Analysts within a region or market
Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience
- 5+ years related experience
- Strong understanding of commercial business development techniques and credit decisions
- Demonstrates business development track record
- Strong market presence with wide network of outside referral sources for new business
- Demonstrates credit and financial analysis skills
- Refined negotiation skills
- Demonstrates communication skills, both verbal and written
- Demonstrates PC skills
Skills
- Strong background in credit analysis
- Enthusiasm for developing or deepening expertise in government finance
- Detail-oriented and resourceful with strong research and problem-solving skills
- Exemplary writing capabilities and excellent communication skills
- Ability to take initiative with a collaborative, flexible and team-oriented mentality
- Self-starter with the ability to manage multiple priorities and deliver high quality work in a fast-paced environment with quick turnaround deadlines
Pay
$100,000 - $150,000 USD. The base pay actually offered may vary based upon the candidate's skills and experience, job-related knowledge, geographic location, and other specific business and organizational needs.
Schedule
Hours: 40