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Loan
officers as we all know are the people from the world of
loans and mortgage. They help people for getting a new
home loan, in refinance for lowering their interest
rates, in getting second mortgages, equity loans and
many other financial matters related to loans and
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Lending
Officers Classes
Lending Officers Classes appeal to a wide range of students
who need intensive and formal lending and credit training. Recent
classes have included junior lenders new to banking, experienced
bankers--from non-lending backgrounds--whose careers now focus
on commercial lending, and officers and specialists from non-bank
organizations who perform lending and credit-type activities.
The curriculum, developed by the American Bankers Association
for its Professional Development Program, is used by banking
schools across the United States. Lending Officers Classes delivers
in-depth training in all facets of commercial banking, with
an emphasis on financial analysis, cash flow versus profit,
and loan structure.
Cases emphasizing small and medium-sized companies are featured
in Lending Officers Classes. The instruction will be by a team
of senior bankers and consultants. Case studies are used extensively,
and active participation by the students is essential. The work
will require study, documentation, analysis and decision-making,
often in small teams that will interact intensively with the
instructors, both during the day and in the evening. All students
who have participated in Lending Officers Classes have agreed
that it was demanding. Potential students will be asked to attend
all scheduled day and evening classes and work periods, and
prepare all assigned work.
Certificates of completion will be awarded to those who complete
the Lending Officers Classes successfully. A minimum of three
years in banking with at least one year in commercial lending,
or related experience, and the successful completion of courses
in Economics, Accounting, and Analyzing Financial Statements
is required. Senior Vice President and Commercial Lending Manager,
United Bank, returns to the Lending Officers Classes faculty
for his second year. George brings 20 years of commercial banking
and lending experience in the Washington metropolitan area to
the School. Prior to joining the former Century Bank in 1990,
George served in a variety of lending and credit positions with
several other Washington banks. His specialty is lending to
small and medium size corporations, not-for-profit organizations,
and professional firms. His presence no doubt will grace the
Lending Officers Classes. |
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