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PNC Financial Services

Runs a national bank for people and businesses

Underwriter 3 - Real Estate Banking

Retail & Commercial BankingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-time

About the Job

Requirements

  • A university or college degree is typically required, with 3 or more years of relevant or direct industry experience; a comparable combination of education, job-specific certifications, and experience, including military service, may be considered in lieu of a degree.
  • Knowledge of Internal Revenue Code Sections 42 and 47, equity structures and documentation, market research including onsite inspections and market comparable analysis, and third-party or external guidelines.
  • Competencies include accuracy and attention to detail, coaching others, credit analysis and verification, decision making and critical thinking, underwriting knowledge, managing multiple priorities, market research, real estate development, real estate practice, real estate property data analysis, real estate sales closings and agreements, and the financial services regulatory environment.

Responsibilities

  • Perform comprehensive credit underwriting and portfolio management across complex entity-level real estate transactions, including private and institutional real estate funds, homebuilders, real estate operating companies, and subscription or capital call facilities.
  • Apply financial, structural, and risk analysis to assess borrower creditworthiness, evaluate repayment capacity, and structure transactions in alignment with internal credit policy, regulatory expectations, and market standards.
  • Identify key credit risks and develop mitigants, including detailed financial analysis and projection review; structural features such as covenants, borrowing bases, and advance rates; investor eligibility and concentration limits for subscription facilities; and assigning and justifying internal risk ratings such as PD/LGD.
  • Ensure consistency with policy and underwriting guidelines and recommend deal structure, sizing, and terms to optimize risk-adjusted returns.
  • Work independently with little or no oversight, exercise some exception and elevated approval authority, prepare loan offerings for transactions of any complexity or manage an assigned portfolio, interact with internal and external customers, recommend credit structures, and serve as a subject matter expert for certain asset classes.
  • Use independent judgment to identify risks and mitigants; prepare offerings and/or scorecards such as risk ratings by analyzing credit, collateral strength, and the financial worthiness of transaction parties; and, where relevant, perform ongoing credit risk management for an assigned portfolio.
  • Coach and/or review the work of other underwriters and fill in for the manager as required.
  • Contact internal and external customers and other parties to gather information and clarify inconsistent, incorrect, or missing information; perform relevant pre-approval and post-approval activities as applicable.
  • Identify and/or confirm external regulatory requirements and ensure internal policies and procedures are followed.
  • Make recommendations on credit decisions or make credit decisions directly, as appropriate.

Desired Qualifications

  • Certifications are often desired.
  • Preferred skills include credit decisions, decision making, financial analysis, identifying risks, process improvements, results-oriented work, and risk assessments.

About the Company

PNC Financial Services

Runs a national bank for people and businesses

PNC Financial Services runs one of the largest banks in America, serving households and businesses of every size through branches, apps, and corporate bankers. Acquisitions turned it from a regional lender into a coast-to-coast bank, notably its purchases of National City during the 2008 financial crisis and BBVA USA in 2021. Consumers keep checking and savings accounts, such as Virtual Wallet with its built-in budgeting tools, and take out mortgages and credit cards, while companies borrow and manage cash through PNC. It earns most of its money on the gap between loan interest and deposit costs, and the rest from fees. PNC traces its roots to a savings bank founded in 1845 and is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Pittsburgh, PA
Founded
1845

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