Top Credit Analyst Jobs

Perform fundamental credit analysis for liquidity portfolios including issuer financials, legal and capital structures, liquidity and credit risks. Build sector expertise, develop defensible credit recommendations, serve on the Global Liquidity Research Committee, collaborate with portfolio managers, engage sell-side and rating agencies, and contribute to client materials and fixed income team insights.

Evaluate financial condition of individuals and businesses for lending decisions. Prepare credit presentations, cash flow analyses, forecasts, risk ratings, and annual reviews. Analyze loan requests and supporting documents for complex deals, conduct property inspections, assist lenders with closings, mentor junior analysts, and support credit department risk-management projects while maintaining compliance.

Entry-level credit analyst in a professional lending development program evaluating complex commercial and consumer loans. Prepares comprehensive risk analyses, interviews borrowers, assesses financial condition and documentation, and ensures compliance with bank policies and regulations.

Design, implement, and manage partner and end-customer financing solutions across North America. Interface with commercial teams, financial institutions, and corporate finance to structure deals, present financing scenarios, manage program lifecycle, monitor portfolio risk and performance, ensure compliance, and support sales through training and commercial negotiations to drive partner growth and revenue.

Lead credit and market risk analysis for the enterprise: evaluate counterparty creditworthiness and concentration risk; design and validate risk frameworks, models, stress tests, and scenarios; develop risk tools, reporting, and automation; provide technical oversight to analysts; influence cross-functional stakeholders and senior leadership to align credit strategies, limits, and governance.

Perform detailed financial analyses to assess creditworthiness, prepare credit memoranda, monitor loan performance (including large, complex and agribusiness loans), ensure documentation and policy compliance, collaborate with relationship managers on loan decisions, train junior analysts, support team projects, and conduct collateral evaluations as needed.

The Credit Analyst I is responsible for underwriting loans, analyzing financial data, and supporting Relationship Managers in the loan process. This role involves identifying financial trends and communicating effectively with managers and stakeholders.

Evaluate dealer and consumer credit applications, underwrite and decide credit approvals within authority, ensure regulatory and policy compliance, build dealer relationships, capture profitable auto finance contracts, manage documentation and service queues, and use AI tools to improve workflows.

Perform credit review and underwriting for new and renewal small business loans, calculate cash flows and debt service ratios, ensure loan file completeness and due diligence, present decisions per underwriting criteria, identify alternative financing, and support Relationship Managers.

Review commercial loan writeups (C&I, Real Estate, Specialty) for accuracy, validate financial analyses and assumptions, identify errors or missing information, evaluate property and cash-flow analyses, recommend edits and mitigants, and ensure compliance with bank and loan policies.

No responsibilities or qualifications are listed. The posting contains only a company overview and EEO/E-Verify information for a Credit Analyst role based in Burbank, CA.

Support Relationship Managers by analyzing business financial statements, preparing credit authorizations, building financial projections and customized spreadsheets, developing financial models, and performing credit administration, compliance, and risk-management tasks under supervision.

Support the Commercial Credit Department by preparing financial spreads from tax returns and financial statements, assist with annual loan reviews, complete monthly reports, and perform additional duties to learn the end-to-end commercial loan process.

Support underwriting and ongoing monitoring of commercial loan portfolios by analyzing financial statements, preparing credit analyses and models, identifying risks, recommending structures and risk ratings, conducting covenant and surveillance activities, and partnering with relationship managers throughout the credit lifecycle.

The Analyst oversees portfolio performance, conducts financial analysis, maintains relationships with borrowers, and supports underwriting and documentation efforts for various financing activities.

Underwrite and analyze credit for current and prospective borrowers, prepare loan memoranda, ensure compliance with underwriting policy, support lenders and senior management, mentor/train credit staff, participate in credit reviews, and complete required external advanced credit training.

As a Commercial Credit Analyst, you'll analyze credit requests, monitor loan portfolios, assess creditworthiness, and work closely with relationship managers to manage credit risk.

Analyze and spread business and agricultural financial statements into spreading software, verify accuracy, monitor covenants and borrowing bases, and underwrite/assist with commercial credits (generally ≤ $1M). Liaise with bankers and underwriting teams, ensure loan documentation and compliance, maintain financial tracking, and support collection and due diligence processes.

Support underwriting and ongoing monitoring of commercial loan portfolios by analyzing financial statements, preparing credit write-ups and models, identifying risks, recommending structures and risk ratings, partnering with relationship managers, and ensuring policy and compliance adherence.

Perform credit analysis, underwriting, and monitoring for commercial loan portfolios including cash flow analysis, financial statement spreading, covenant and borrowing base testing, appraisal review, and preparation of credit decision summaries. Support loan committees and maintain accurate risk ratings and loan documentation.

Analyze customer orders and financial statements to assess creditworthiness; collaborate with Corporate Finance, Accounting, and Operations; complete and present a special credit project; work on-site full-time for a 12-week paid internship.

Facilitate GM Financial's buyback process by partnering with internal teams and external parties, educating on dealer agreements, preparing legal documentation, managing collateral and recourse, posting payments, hosting resolution meetings, recommending process improvements, and representing Credit Review in business meetings.

Responsible for underwriting and monitoring commercial credit portfolios, analyzing financial information, managing credit risk, and collaborating with relationship managers to assess creditworthiness.

The Senior Credit Analyst performs financial analysis, evaluates creditworthiness, monitors risk, recommends changes, and supports credit-related inquiries while ensuring compliance with company policies.

The Credit Analyst II evaluates credit risk for customers through financial analysis, manages credit limits, and partners with internal stakeholders while handling complex accounts.