Commercial Credit Analyst
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Trillium has an immediate opening for an experienced Commercial Credit Analyst in Dublin, OH!
This established leader in the financial services industry is adding a Commercial Credit Analyst to their team. If you are looking for a great opportunity to joining a growing team that values a positive culture, we want to hear from you today!
Responsibilities:-Support the overall credit analysis function by managing administrative duties and successfully achieve department goals.-Review and analyze financial statements, investigation sheets, and internal reporting and provide detailed documentation on financial analysis.-Maintain thorough financial records.-Adhere to all internal policies and procedures, as well as federal and state regulations.
Salary: $60-82,000 annually depending on experience
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Qualifications:-Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, or relevant experience-3-5+ years of experience in financial analysis-Knowledge of commercial lending practices-Strong Microsoft Excel experience-Experience with nCino or similar is a plus
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