Top Credit Analyst Jobs

The analyst performs loan reviews and credit quality assessments, analyzes financial statements, recommends credit risk grades, and prepares reports for board meetings.

Analyze and conduct systematic loan reviews of commercial loans to assess credit quality, identify risks, and recommend credit risk grades.

The analyst conducts loan reviews, analyzes financial data, assesses credit quality, and recommends credit risk grades while identifying exceptions and preparing reports.

The role involves analyzing commercial loans, conducting systematic reviews for compliance, assessing credit risk, and preparing reports for board meetings. Also includes evaluating financial statements and ensuring adherence to policies.

Support alternative credit and hedge fund capital raises through origination, diligence, research, and marketing. Maintain Park Hill materials, prepare internal reports and budgets, and perform financial modeling and LBO analysis to advise clients and assist fundraising efforts.

The Credit Analyst analyzes commercial credit facilities, provides analytical support, and assists in managing customer relationships while mentoring junior analysts.

The Senior Credit Analyst gathers and analyzes credit information on borrowers, assists in loan assessments, and manages loan portfolios while mitigating risks.

Research and analyze consumer credit risk for auto finance, approve or deny credit within authority, manage dealer relationships, ensure documentation and regulatory compliance, work queues and telemarketing, and use AI tools to support workflows and decisioning.

Translate credit policies into scalable decision logic, implement and maintain rule-based decision engines (e.g., Taktile), run UAT and scenario testing, monitor outputs, troubleshoot data and logic issues, document SOPs and audit-ready change logs, and track policy performance for unsecured lending.

The role focuses on conducting fundamental credit research, analyzing capital structures, developing investment views, and maintaining external relationships to identify investment opportunities.

Evaluate borrower financials, perform comprehensive credit reviews, conduct cash flow analysis, recommend loan approvals and structuring, prepare credit memoranda, monitor portfolio risk and industry trends, and collaborate with underwriting and risk leadership to maintain disciplined underwriting and support business growth.

The Credit Analyst evaluates financial data to assess risk and monitor loans, prepares reports on cash flows, verifies borrowing bases, and ensures compliance with loan agreements.