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Found 11 Direct employer, Credit control, Full time, Qualified accountant jobs
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Risk Credit Analyst, CT&I
Ensure quality of credit is in accordance with DLL risk policy and underwriting guidelines in an effort to minimize credit losses.
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AR Specialist
Provide financial analysis and support to Accounts Receivable (AR) managers and team. Serve as Accounts Receivable credit lead.
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Senior Credit Underwriter- (Construction, Transportation & Industrial)
Complete analysis on financial, asset, market, legal, and contractual risk as a basis for decisions and recommendations.
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Senior Analyst - Bank Portfolio Analysis
Use market research and industry data to complete prepayment analysis, peer analysis, and credit spreads tracking.
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Analyst, Collections
Contact customers on delinquent accounts for resolution and payment and record all activities in collection system.
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Senior Credit Research Portfolio Analyst
Performs complex financial and credit analysis using publicly available information, integrating conclusions with outside opinions.
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Front Office Credit Risk Analyst, Officer
Proactively review and analyze credit utilization reports and investigate any over-limit conditions.
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Credit Analyst
The Credit Analyst plays a crucial role in supporting the Accounts Receivable team make informed credit decisions.
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Structured Credit Analyst, CT&I
Analyze business financial statements and/or tax returns as required to support various credit decisions.
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Underwriter, Private Banking
Partners with other Underwriters and Team Leader to meet standards of underwriting quality, client servicing, and productivity.
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Credit Analyst - Capital Market Risk
Co-developing risk mitigation strategies and action plans with risk owners to address highest priority risks.