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Hampshire
£60k – £73k/yr
Posted about 24 hours ago
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Job Opportunity: Property Credit Manager / Senior Credit Underwriter

Package: £60-70,000 + bonus + benefits

This is a genuine decision-making role with delegated lending authority up to £5m. You’ll be dealing with complex property lending and have real influence across credit decisions, lending policy, risk, and underwriting standards.

Role Overview

The role includes:

  • Assessing and approving complex property lending proposals
  • Making decisions within delegated authority up to £5m
  • BTL, Bridging & Specialist Residential lending
  • Reviewing cases outside delegated authority and making recommendations
  • Working closely with Origination, Operations, and Risk
  • Influencing credit policy and risk appetite
  • Supporting underwriting quality, coaching, and mentoring
  • First-line risk, controls, and governance
  • Supporting audits and risk reviews
  • Using MI to identify trends and improve underwriting quality

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Key Requirements

I'm looking for someone with:

  • Strong technical property credit / underwriting experience
  • BTL, Bridging, and/or Specialist Residential experience
  • Experience making lending decisions within delegated authority
  • Strong understanding of credit policy and risk appetite
  • Experience within a regulated lending environment
  • Confidence challenging decisions and influencing stakeholders
  • Ideally experience around QA, coaching, or underwriting development

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This would suit someone who wants to move beyond simply processing credit and have genuine influence over how lending decisions are made.

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Hampshire, England, United Kingdom

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