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Functional product knowledge of crypto, prime brokerage, equities, swaps, forwards, options, stock lending, repo, futures, and derivative lifecycle management. Be the lead trader managing inventory management on a diversified team of traders actively managing borrow/lending, OTC/spot crypto transactions, CeFi/DeFi lending and non-linear risk.
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Experience with indirect lending and/or automobile sales is desired. We are seeking an Indirect Lending Manager to join our growing team in Poughkeepsie, NY. As the Indirect Lending Manager, you will be responsible for managing the Indirect Lending team, directing and coordinating all indirect lending activities within the department, and increasing the credit union’s portfolio of loans and other financial services.
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You will analyze loan requests submitted to the Indirect Lending Department and make credit decisions based on lending policy. Work with approved dealerships to ensure TEG’s Indirect Lending program requirements are met and procedures are followed.
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Consumer Lending Funding Specialist II (Category 13): $44,803 - $66,309 annually. Consumer Lending Funding Specialist III (Category 12): $48,387 - $73,549 anually. Senior Consumer Lending Funding Specialist (Category 11): $52,258 - $81,523 annually.
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Job DescriptionAs a Senior User Experience Designer on the Chase Correspondent Lending team within Home Lending, you will have the opportunity to join a team in being a part of our entire end to end client experience.
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Strong knowledge of short-term investment and financing options, inclusive of repo, agency lending and prime services (prime brokerage) capabilities and proven skillset in translation of industry / client themes and trends.
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Advise on legal, regulatory, and industry requirements for consumer and commercial lending and related financial services activities. 6+ years experience at a law firm (with lending advisory experience), financial services regulatory agency, bank partnership experience or inhouse experience.
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Consumer Lending Funding Specialist I (Category 14): $41,484 - $60,567 annually. Tenure: Consumer Lending Funding Specialist II or III, Category 13 or 12, requires meeting proven acceptable performance standards as established by management.
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Maintain a complete understanding of the Bank’s lending objectives, its credit policies, and procedure, and the underwriting process, as well as various Bank lending products; this includes but is not limited to Structured Finance, Asset Based Lending, Business Lines of Credit, Business Equipment Loans, and Owner-Occupied Commercial Real Estate Loans.
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Collect past due accounts and/or support SBA Lending Manager/Portfolio Manager in the collection of accounts. The SBA Relationship Manager reports to the SBA Sales Manager or SBA Lending Manager.
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Comply with the government regulations and laws, including Bank Secrecy Act- Anti Money Laundering, OFAC, USA Patriot Act, Privacy Act, Fair Lending and Equal Credit Opportunity Act, FACT Act and Fair Credit Reporting Act, Community Reinvestment Act and otherapplicable laws andregulation.
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Here at F&M we call this position a Residential Mortgage Lending Closer, but to help the title resonate with you, other employers may title the position as Doc Prep Closer, Loan Closer, Mortgage Closer, Mortgage Closing Specialist, Mortgage Loan Closer, Mortgage Post Closing Settlement Specialist, Post Closer, Settlement Processor, Real Estate Settlement Processor, Title Insurance Closer, and Title Insurance Agent.
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Comprehensive knowledge of indirect lending business development, dealer market, and auto financing industry. 5+ years of experience in indirect lending business development or other equivalent experience within the dealer market or auto financing industry required.
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Knowledge and understanding of indirect auto lending fundamentals, products and procedures required. Four years experience in indirect auto lending required. Act as the first escalation point for dealerships, GrooveCar, and indirect lending department employees Assist in the development and implementation of new processes and procedures to increase operational efficiencies.
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As a Private Bank Lending Attorney - Vice President, Assistant General Counsel in our Private Bank Credit Legal team, you will be part of a team that supports multiple geographic segments, ultra-high and high net worth client distribution channels and lending products, our internal document preparation team and customer-facing Lending Specialists, Credit Risk executives and underwriters, and loan operations partners, with respect to commercial and wealth management lending transactions.
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