Manager, Commercial Credit Officer
Self-Help Credit Union · Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill Area · 3 wk ago
Business Development$131k–$163k/yrFull-time
About the role
The Manager, Commercial Credit Officer supports Self-Help's national Commercial Lending Team in originating commercial loans across various sectors and geographies. This role involves advising due diligence teams on underwriting, transaction structuring, and complex credit/financial analysis to ensure loans align with Self-Help's policy and mission.
Responsibilities
- Advise and work with loan officers to analyze and structure loans that advance Self-Help’s mission and comply with credit standards.
- Provide critical, objective reviews of loan officer’s credit memoranda and detailed financial analyses, assessing repayment sources, loan structures, industry background, management capacity, and collateral.
- Oversee that proposed loans meet Self-Help’s regulations, policies, and procedures, and are consistent with industry best practices.
- Make recommendations to Self-Help’s credit committee regarding credit proposals, and participate as a voter in the committee.
- Manage and guide loan closings, ensuring compliance with closing conditions and documentation.
- Review and approve monthly construction disbursements as required.
- Collaborate with the portfolio management team to assess and address risks associated with troubled loans, including loan modifications.
- Directly supervise and manage a team of credit officers, providing hands-on training and support.
- Assist in the hiring, coaching, and performance assessment of staff members.
- Contribute to strategic projects and strategy development for various sectors.
- Stay informed about industry trends, market conditions, and regulatory changes affecting commercial credit.
Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree OR equivalent related experience; graduate degree in Business, Accounting, Finance, City Planning, Public Policy, or Law, or a related field preferred.
- 7 years of related experience in commercial lending, finance, or community development, or equivalent related experience.
- Experience managing staff or teams, or equivalent experience.
- A strong commitment to Self-Help’s mission of creating economic opportunity for all.
- Strong analytical skills, including quantitative/credit analysis, financial ratio analysis, repayment ability assessment, loan structuring, management assessment, and collateral risk evaluation.
- Ability to learn quickly and analyze new industries, considering industry drivers and competitive threats, and developing new contacts to provide in-depth industry knowledge.
- Strong interpersonal and project management skills, including the ability to manage, train, coach, and develop commercial lending staff with varying levels of experience.
- Proficiency with MS Word and Excel.
- Willingness to travel and work overtime as needed.