Executive Director Loan Underwriting

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Role summary

Manages, directs, or supervises the underwriting team, overseeing the loan approval process and ensuring consistent application of lending criteria. Develops/implements underwriting guidelines, manages risk exposure, and ensures that teams keeps pace with regulatory changes and market conditions. Requires strategic decision-making, staff development, and maintaining high levels of accuracy and integrity in loan approvals.

Job summary sourced from the Empsight benchmark job library.

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