Director of Credit
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Director of Credit - Join our client's dynamic team!
Why Work Here
Competitive salary and benefits packageOpportunity to lead and shape the credit departmentCollaborative and supportive work environmentCompany culture that values innovation and growth
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in finance, accounting, or a related fieldHave previously worked at a publicly traded companyExperience with SOX complianace Minimum of 7 years of experience in credit managementStrong knowledge of credit risk assessment and mitigation strategiesExcellent communication and leadership skillsProficiency in financial analysis and credit evaluation
Job Duties
Develop and implement credit policies and proceduresOversee the credit approval process and ensure compliance with regulationsManage a team of credit analysts and provide guidance and supportMonitor credit portfolio performance and identify potential risksCollaborate with cross-functional teams to optimize credit operations
Join our client's team as the Director of Credit and make a significant impact on the company's success. Apply now!
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