The SBA Credit Analyst evaluates and underwrites SBA loan applications, analyzes customer financial information, and ensures compliance with regulations. Responsibilities include communicating with borrowers and SBA, documenting loan decisions and assisting with portfolio management duties.
Position Summary
The SBA Credit Analyst’s primary focus is to assist in providing accurate, timely, and succinct credit underwriting to ensure compliance with SBA loan regulations.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Responsible for the evaluation and underwriting of SBA loan applications to determine creditworthiness and compliance.
- Reviews and analyzes all customer financial information, recognizing trends that may impact repayment to ensure sound credit decisions are made.
- Interview borrower(s) in regard to loan request.
- Documents the detail and requirements of loan decisions, including conditions to close.
- Works with the Closing team for a smooth hand-off of the borrower to the next level in the SBA Process (submission and closing). If needed, assist in screen-out responses, credit addendums, and memos to the file.
- Successfully communicate with SBA via eTran to obtain a correct SBA Loan Authorization for each transaction.
- Maintains knowledge of Busey lending policies, risk rating requirements and compliance standards and gain a working knowledge of the SBA’s SOP.
- Assist with Portfolio Management duties such as: monitoring monthly borrowing base reports
Education & Experience
Knowledge of:
- Experience with and working knowledge of the current SBA SOP
- Strong oral and written communication skills
Ability to:
- Multi-task and work independently
- Analyze and solve problems
- Take independent action within established guidelines and develop new procedures and approaches when needed
- Perform duties under frequent time pressures
Education and Training:
- Requires Bachelor’s degree with a concentration in Business or Finance.
- Requires 2-4 years of Commercial C&I experience and/or SBA experience.
- Requires knowledge of Microsoft Office.
Busey values a diverse and inclusive workplace and strives to recruit, develop and retain individuals with exceptional talent. A team with diverse talent, working together, is essential to Busey’s commitment of delivering service excellence. Busey is an Equal Opportunity Employer including Disability/Vets. Visit Busey.com/Careers to learn more about Busey’s Equal Opportunity Employment.
Top Skills
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