Deputy Chief Credit Officer
First County Bank · Stamford, CT · 2 wk ago
Sales$160k–$185k/yrFull-time
About the role
This individual will be responsible for supporting the Chief Credit Officer in oversight of all credit administration activities for the Credit Administration Department.
Responsibilities
- Review & edit analysts’ written work, including underwriting, portfolio management, and risk rating recommendations
- Credit oversight for construction portfolio; Oversight of additional portfolios, such as small & medium sized business underwriting & approval, and portfolio management.
- Maintenance of the Bank’s third party commercial real estate reporting, including appraisals and appraisal reviews & environmental reports.
- Collaborate with Business Banking loan officers regarding loan structuring and negotiation, as needed.
- Develop new products and services, including recommendations for underwriting policies and procedures, as necessary.
- Using breadth and depth of credit knowledge, including experience with auditors, loan reviewers, and bank regulators, maintain asset quality in a safe and sound manner, ensuring Bank policies and procedures are safe, sound, and compliant with regulatory and accounting guidance.
- Produce portfolio management reporting for executive management and the board of directors, as necessary.
- Affirm credit facilities are documented and closed according to the approval.
- Proactively identify and recommend cross-sales opportunities.
Requirements
- College degree or equivalent experience required.
- Completion of a formal commercial credit-training program or equivalent.
- Minimum seven years of experience in Underwriting, Portfolio Management, Loan Administration, and/or Relationship Management with a heavy concentration on financial analysis, combined with deep experience with loan review, auditors, and regulators is required.
- Thorough knowledge of financial accounting theory and logic, loan structuring, commercial products and services is required.
- Excellent PC, software and financial analysis skills, as well as experience with team budgets.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills; Strong interpersonal and presentation skills are required, particularly with a board of directors, loan reviewers, auditors, and bank regulators.
- Limited travel required; Ability to travel/spend time outside the Bank at business locations.
- Advanced knowledge of FASB and state and federal banking regulations are keys to success in this role.