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Bank Supervisor of Loan Administration

Email confidential resume to Anne Wilson, awilson@thewilsongrp.com

Quit sitting in traffic and come be a part of South Texas tradition as a valued member of this locally-owned community bank. Corpus Christi is “The Sparkling City by the Sea”, a coastal city which ranks as the 8^th largest city in Texas and is the county seat of Nueces County. Corpus Christi is known for its beautiful beaches, sailing, great fishing, museums, churches, children’s activities, entertainment venues, and wonderfully friendly citizens.

Your role with the company

To oversee the day-to-day operations within the loan administration department.
Preparing loan documentation for commercial loans
Assembly and verification of loan documents for accuracy
Checking documents for proper vesting, legal descriptions, closing dates and signatures
Requesting and analyzing UCC lien searches, real estate title reports, and credit reports.
Closing loans with clients of the bank
Ensuring that loan files contain documents with proper signatures, dates etc.
Boarding the closed loan information onto the bank’s core computer system
Imaging and properly indexing credit and collateral documents for storage
Tracking and reporting document exceptions and approved & funded transactions
Tracking and reporting loan review dates, customer financial statements, insurance & collateral

Background Profile

At least 4 years as a Loan Administration Supervisor with a financial institution
College Degree in Business Administration or Finance
Strong working knowledge with loan and collateral documentation
Outstanding communications and managerial skills
Strong PC skills and working knowledge of MS Word and Excel
Working knowledge of Fiserv operation system, a plus.
Have a “can do” attitude and do whatever it takes to get the job done.
Have excellent customer service skills and be a creative problem solver.

Features and Benefits

Health, dental, and vision insurance
401 K, with a 3% match
Vacation and Federal Holidays
Sick leave accrues
Salary $80 – $90,000

Commercial Loan Officer

For the go-getter looking for unlimited opportunity… This could be the perfect match for you!

Contact Anne Wilson at 361-883-3535 or awilson@thewilsongrp.com

We are seeking a Commercial Loan Officer to become a part of the team! You will evaluate and authorize approval of real estate, commercial, and credit loans.

Our client is a fast-growing, well-established, highly respected community bank with low-turnover, has multiple openings for Commercial Lenders.

This position has unlimited opportunity for a go-getter. Compensation $90,000 +++ depending on experience.

Responsibilities:

Expertise in CRE, C&I, and possibly SBA
Guide customers through the loan application process
File loan applications and supporting documents
Develop referral networks and get involved with the community

Background Profile:

Previous 2+ years of experience in finance, banking, or other related fields
Must have lived in the surrounding area Georgetown/Round Rock/Leander/Cedar Park area for 5+ years
Expertise in CRE, C&I, and possibly SBA
4 year Bachelor’s Degree
Familiarity with financial and lending practices
Ability to build rapport with clients
Strong analytical and mathematical skills
Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Benefits:

Medical
HSA
Life Insurance
401K
Year-end BONUS!

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