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Robert Half

Credit Analyst

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A Credit Analyst reviews credit history and researches other records to determine if loans should be approved or credit extended to individuals or businesses. Prepares reports for banks, credit agencies and credit card companies.

$58,936 / year median in the U.S.

-20% projected decline

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Job Description

Robert Half Management Resources is looking for a Credit Analyst to support one of our clients on an interim basis. In this role, you will examine newly acquired loan relationships, assess borrower performance, and translate findings into clear credit recommendations that align with the bank's underwriting framework. This opportunity is well suited for a finance specialist who enjoys detailed analysis, strong documentation, and collaboration with credit and underwriting partners in a remote environment.
Responsibilities:
  • Analyze individual commercial loan files within an acquired portfolio to evaluate borrower strength, repayment capacity, collateral considerations, and overall risk exposure.
  • Prepare well-structured credit memoranda and presentation materials that map existing loan relationships to internal policy standards and risk rating methodologies.
  • Complete financial spreading, trend analysis, and cash flow modeling using borrower financial statements and related supporting documents.
  • Examine loan agreements and covenant packages to confirm reporting requirements, identify exceptions, and establish accurate tracking for ongoing monitoring.
  • Review credit files for missing information, policy gaps, emerging risk indicators, and documentation issues that could affect portfolio quality.
  • Partner with underwriting, risk, and project stakeholders to share analytical findings that support informed decisions on portfolio integration activities.
  • Maintain accurate and organized credit documentation to help ensure regulatory readiness and consistency across the reviewed portfolio.