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Huntington Bank
Houston, TX; Houston Park Towers
Source: Huntington Bank careers · View original posting
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Description
The Credit Analyst position is an entry point and career development position within the fast-paced and highly analytical Commercial Banking environment at Huntington. This position generally leads to a career in commercial banking as a portfolio manager, relationship manager or credit administration officer. We're looking for a self-starter and creative thinker who wants to grow with us.
Work directly with relationship managers, portfolio managers and credit officers to expand market share, enhance relationship return, serve our customers, and protect the quality of the Bank's loan portfolio.
Gather and analyze financial and business information to determine a prospective or current borrower’s credit worthiness in accordance with the Bank’s credit policies and risk appetite.
Assist in the preparation of screening, underwriting and approval documents, taking increasing responsibility as experience is gained.
Prepare Excel charts, standard or customized, in service of analyzing a borrower’s financial wherewithal and ability to repay the debt.
Prepare written evaluations of borrowers' financial condition and future outlook for credit approvals, renewals and periodic portfolio reviews.
Verbally deliver summary analysis of borrowers’ financial condition within a deal team setting.
Record receipt of borrower-provided reporting and maintain credit files in accordance with Credit Policy.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration or Economics
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