Career Questions and Answers
How are a loan officer's job responsibilities different from the ones of a credit analyst?
Asked by armenia
thanks
A:
Best Answer:
A Loan Officer "Sells" loan products and services.
A Credit Analyst: "Reviews" loan applications and does the analysis to determine if the borrower is credit worthy.
_________________________________
You can take a look at various financial job descriptions today to learn more at:
www.wellsfargo.com (JOBS)
www.bankofamerica.com (CAREERS)
www.wachovia.com (CAREERS)
www.mrinetwork.com
www.careerbank.com
www.jobsinthemoney.com
www.bankjobs.com
www.bankingboard.com
Jobs in Financial Services are plentiful so GO FOR IT!
GOOD LUCK! :-)
Loan Officer vs Credit Analyst - Jobs/Duties?
Answered by JEDI Master YODA
A:
A loan officer makes their decisions using the information received from the credit analyst.
Answered by BigWashSr
A:
A credit analyst scrutinizes the information provided about a customer to assess if they are credit worthy or not, authorizes/gives a go ahead to give them a loan, checks on the performance of the loan, that limits are in place and re-assesss in case they need extra money by reviewing previous performance and desired amounts vs expected results.
Loan Officer is a rather broad title. It may involve, collection/recovery, analysis and report decimation, etc.
I hope I have helped.
Answered by victoria
A:
A loan officer typically originates loan application where a credit analyst determines what the risk might be associated with making the loan
Answered by Etta P
Best Answers are selected by the person who asked the question or other Yahoo! users.
Find out more at
Yahoo! Answers
