Enra Specialist Finance
Underwriting Team Leader - Commercial

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Key Purpose
The overall responsibility of the role is to manage a team of underwriters ensuring service levels and accuracy are maintained within the department. This is a mandated role which requires all loans to be approved in accordance with the division's Credit Risk Appetite.
Key Accountabilities
- Manage & support a team of Underwriters.
- Develop staff and promote self-improvement within the team.
- Maintain broker relationships that are integral to the growth of WOSL.
- Promote our Team Ethic.
- Maintain and review all internal process documents ensuring the relevant information used by the underwriting team is captured.
- Take ownership of UAT testing requirements of the business, ensuring the underwriting operating system functions as required.
- Take ownership of product set up in Fusion ensuring accuracy is maintained and the products reflect the requirements of the business.
- Ensure Quarterly One-to-Ones are carried out with the underwriters, ensuring all training and development needs are met.
- Prepare and deliver six-monthly and Yearly appraisals.
- Ensure all underwriting is in line with Company policy and regulation.
- Underwrite large loan applications (above £750K) and maintain a pipeline of cases.
- Be a referral point for Underwriters and broker support for queries on applications.
- Liaise with introducers, valuers and solicitors ensuring excellent working relationships are maintained.
- As a Mandate holder, ensure all cases are approved within the Group's Risk Appetite.
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- Excellent Leadership skills.
- Ability to work as part of a team.
- Pass internal competency tests post induction.
- High attention to detail.
- Good written and verbal communication skills.
Knowledge & Qualifications
- A strong understanding of FCA regulation.
- Current or Previous Mandate Holder with a Lender in the second charge secured loan market.
- A minimum of 5 years' experience underwriting mortgage applications for a Lender, specifically within the commercial loan market.
- Experienced in managing people.
- CeMAP (desirable, not essential).
- Minimum of 5 GCSEs A-C (including Maths and English).
Personal Attributes
- Flexible
- Articulate
- Well organised
- Robust and comfortable working to deadlines and under pressure
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