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Consumer Credit Underwriter
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What they do
An Insurance Underwriter evaluates and measures risk and advises businesses in insurance, banking and securities. Recommends customers to be approved for insurance coverage, and develops policies and premium levels. Reviews loan applications, evaluates credit-worthiness of loan applicants and analyzes the investment risk of a loan for the bank. Evaluates risk in different types of securities and advises clients on investments that will yield highest profits.
$75,688 / year median in Wisconsin
-8% projected decline
Job Description
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Review and analyze financial statements, appraisals, flood determinations and title policies to validate loan qualification in order to approve and/or decline applications acceptable to the Bank.
- Assist Relationship Managers with structuring and risk assessment of loan relationships.
- Remains current on all pending and proposed state and federal regulatory changes impacting consumer lending.
- Identify and mitigate rate and procedural exceptions by working with the Relationship Manger, Regional Line of Business Leaders and/or Regional Credit Officer to clear loan exceptions or gain approval as necessary.
- Maintains working knowledge of software in relation to consumer loan underwriting.
JOB REQUIREMENTS - EDUCATION, KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS
- Bachelor's degree in accounting, finance or other applicable discipline preferred (the appropriate combination of education and experience will be considered).