Chamberlain Career Management
Loan Originator - Real Estate Finance

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Loan Originator - Real Estate Finance
The Bank:
An established, well-funded and capitalised UK Bank with a 50-year track record. From their offices throughout the UK the Bank’s lending businesses focus on Asset Based Lending, Retail Finance and Real Estate Finance.
Customers are at the heart of everything the Bank does, and people are their biggest investment. A career with this Bank is not just a job, it’s the chance to be part of something bigger and play a role in building the best bank in Britain.
The Bank believes in giving their employees autonomy and recognising initiative and exceptional performance through a variety of individual and team awards and incentives.
How You Will Be Rewarded:
- This is an opportunity to be part of an established bank within a growing division.
- This is a chance to be part of a small and nimble organisation where career opportunities are there for the taking as they continue to grow.
- You will receive a competitive basic salary, discretionary bonus plus pension, healthcare, and other benefits.
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Business Area Summary:
Real Estate Finance is a core and extremely important, growing part of the Bank’s business. Everything they do is focused on providing industry expertise and financial support so property investors and developers can realise their ambitions.
From family homes to mixed-use schemes or student accommodation and operational real estate, their funding specialists support property development and investment projects throughout the UK.
The Role:
- Delivering lending growth via brokers, professional introductions and directly with borrowers
- Expanding the bank's Real Estate Finance presence and capabilities in the market
- Participating in industry conferences and other networking events
- Managing transactions from origination through to drawdown including writing and presenting full credit papers
- Contributing to and supporting the growth of the team


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You’ll Have:
- A solid understanding of the UK Real Estate Finance marketplace having worked in the same or very similar position at a Bank or specialist lender
- A strong track record of new business origination and an appropriate introducer network
- A very strong self-starter with a can-do attitude and a focus on delivering results
- Excellent communication, analytical and problem-solving skills
- Strong credit writing capabilities
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