ABL Recruitment
Senior Credit Officer

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An exciting opportunity to join a leading international banking organisation in London!
We are looking for a Senior Credit Officer to play a key role in reviewing loan documentation, assessing security and legal risks, and supporting the bank through transaction execution, distressed lending and recovery situations.
Job title: Senior Credit Officer
Job type: Permanent, Full-Time
Location: London
Working Pattern: Hybrid (4 days in the office, 1-day WFH)
Key Responsibilities
- Review syndicated and bilateral loan documentation, including LMA/LSTA agreements, guarantees and security documents.
- Ensure documentation aligns with internal credit policies and approved terms.
- Assess security enforceability, perfection and collateral risks.
- Review Conditions Precedent before drawdown.
- Identify contractual, structural and legal risks within lending transactions.
- Work closely with Credit Risk, Front Office and external legal counsel.
- Support distressed, underperforming and defaulted loans, including workout and recovery strategies.
- Maintain accurate credit files and documentation.
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- Law degree (LLB or equivalent) is essential.
- 5–7 years' relevant experience in loan documentation, credit administration, banking or a banking/finance legal environment.
- Strong knowledge of LMA/LSTA documentation and syndicated lending.
- Good understanding of UK corporate law and security perfection.
- Excellent attention to detail with strong analytical and commercial judgement.
- Experience working with legal counsel and senior banking stakeholders.
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