Marine Bank & Trust - Vero Beach, FL
posted 3 months ago
The Loan Portfolio Manager plays a crucial role in supporting the Commercial Banking Group by managing a diverse range of responsibilities associated with the servicing of existing loans. This position requires interaction with Commercial Loan Officers, Residential Loan Officers, and various internal departments, as well as third-party providers, to ensure that all tasks are completed accurately, timely, and professionally. The Loan Portfolio Manager is responsible for providing prompt and professional service to both internal and external customers, ensuring that the loan portfolio is managed effectively and in compliance with all relevant regulations. Key responsibilities include overseeing the existing commercial, residential, and consumer loan portfolio. The Loan Portfolio Manager prepares new loan requests, processes renewals, conducts annual reviews, and manages modifications. A critical aspect of this role involves performing financial statement analysis to determine the acceptable quality of collateral and loan-to-value ratios. The manager coordinates all activities required to complete a credit package with the assigned Commercial Loan Officers, ensuring that all necessary financial information is obtained from Loan Officers, Customers, or CPAs to complete the credit package. In addition to preparing effective packages for credit approval circulation and presenting them to the required level of credit authority, the Loan Portfolio Manager monitors various loan portfolio reports, such as Maturing Loans, Past-Due Loans, and Annual Reviews. The role also involves assisting lenders with requisite action plans proactively, ensuring that current financial information is accurately analyzed and filed. The manager must maintain accurate and complete credit files, ensuring that credits are risk-rated and monitored appropriately. Compliance is a significant aspect of this position, as the Loan Portfolio Manager must adhere to all requirements of Regulation B Adverse Action Procedures and manage covenants, borrowing bases, and accounts receivable aging for various accounts. The manager assists in preparing weekly, monthly, or quarterly reports and advises lenders on issues related to credit policy, procedures, or forms. Conducting annual site visits, attending loan closings, and evaluating existing relationships and new credit requests are also part of the responsibilities. Continuous professional development is encouraged, and the manager is expected to maintain knowledge of current trends, laws, and issues affecting the area of expertise while participating in community events to uphold the company’s philosophy and image.