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Credit Analyst at Capital Farm Credit - ApplyBlast

Credit Analyst

Capital Farm Credit

21 days ago

4.0 on Glassdoor

Round Rock, Texas, United States

Onsite

Full Time

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About this role

This role involves conducting data analysis and risk determination for large commercial and agribusiness credits, independently performing credit analysis on loans and leases to assess creditworthiness and mitigate risk. The position requires evaluating financial data, industry trends, and borrower risk factors to provide recommendations and structure new loans or credit servicing requests. The individual will collaborate with relationship managers and senior management to ensure alignment with lending policies and risk tolerance.

Responsibilities

Conduct credit analysis and risk determination for commercial and agribusiness credits
Analyze financial data and borrower risk factors to provide credit recommendations
Structure and close loans and leases while collaborating with relationship managers

Skills

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in financeBachelor's degree in Business Administration

About Capital Farm Credit

capitalfarmcredit.com

Headquarters

Bryan, Texas, United States

Company Size

501-1000 employees

Founded

1916

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Capital Farm Credit is a member-owned agricultural credit cooperative that provides financing and related financial services to farmers, ranchers and agribusinesses across Texas. It offers operating loans, real estate mortgages, equipment and machinery financing, and specialized ag lending and risk-management products, supported by local loan officers and online tools. As part of the Farm Credit System, Capital Farm Credit focuses on long-term relationships and returns earnings to its borrower-owners through patronage allocations.