Huntington Bancshares
Banking services: personal, commercial, wealth management
Mortgage Loan Officer
About the job
- A high school diploma or GED is required.
- At least one year of mortgage loan origination experience is required, preferably at a bank.
- An NMLS license is required.
- Knowledge of mortgage loan products, including conventional, Federal Housing Administration and Veterans Affairs, construction lending, and portfolio programs, is preferred.
- Knowledge of mortgage procedures, documentation, and underwriting guidelines is preferred.
- The ability to identify opportunities to cross-sell financial products and services is preferred.
- Effective written and verbal communication skills are preferred.
- Strong organizational skills and the ability to multitask are preferred.
- Personal computer and Internet skills are preferred.
- Develop new and expand internal and external referral sources to grow the mortgage business.
- Use consultative selling techniques to advise clients on mortgage loan options and other financial products.
- Provide customer service from approval through closing, working closely with loan origination sources to secure and verify all information required for underwriting.
- Maintain client relationships.
- Advise customers on completing loan applications.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
- A pipeline and book of business are preferred.
- A bachelor's degree is preferred.
About the company
Huntington National Bank offers a broad set of financial services for individuals and businesses, including personal banking (checking, savings, credit cards, mortgages) and business banking for small to mid-sized firms and nonprofits, plus wealth management and insurance. Its products work through a mix of loans, mortgages, investment advisory, and card services, with customer access via branches, ATMs, and online/mobile banking. The bank differentiates itself by emphasizing long-term relationships and a comprehensive suite of personal, commercial, and wealth-management products supported by both physical locations and digital platforms. Its goal is to be a trusted, full-service financial partner that helps clients manage money, grow assets, and protect their financial well-being over time.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Columbus, Ohio
Founded
1866
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q2 2026 adjusted EPS hit $0.39, with revenue of $2.86 billion above estimates.
- Average loans reached $189.3 billion and deposits $190.6 billion, both up sharply year over year.
- Huntington launched an $80 billion Community Plan and Huntington Association Services in September 2026.
What critics are saying
- Management cut 2027 EPS guidance to $1.75-$1.83 on deposit and loan competition.
- Cadence and Veritex integrations still consumed $152 million pre-tax notable items in Q2 2026.
- A failed Cadence integration would erase synergies and expose Huntington's Texas expansion strategy.
What makes Huntington Bancshares unique
- Cadence closed February 1, 2026; Huntington now spans nearly 1,400 branches across 21 states.
- Brant Standridge now runs revenue businesses after Cadence and Veritex integrations, sharpening execution.
- Huntington launched AI products, digital assets, and marketing-digital integration under new leaders.
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Wellness Program
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Disability Insurance
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Huntington Bank to relocate historic Downtown Columbus branch to new storefront at Broad and High. Move will maintain Huntington's longtime presence on Capitol Square and create a modern, accessible customer experience COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Huntington Bank today announced plans to relocate its historic downtown Columbus branch from its current space at 17 S. High St. to a new storefront within the same building. The move reinforces the bank's deep commitment to the downtown core and will enhance convenience and access for customers. The relocated branch will maintain Huntington's 160-year presence at the corner of Broad and High, and provide a refreshed, street-level banking environment designed to better serve customers, colleagues, nearby businesses, residents and visitors. The move is expected to be completed in summer 2027, and branch operations will continue in the historic branch until the new space opens. The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law will occupy the historic branch space as part of its relocation to 17 S. High St. Huntington previously sold the building to Downtown Columbus, Inc. The location places the college within walking distance of 80% of the flagship law firms that recruit from Moritz. "Huntington was founded in 1866 by P.W. Huntington at the corner of Broad and High. This move brings us even closer to the original headquarters location and positions us in a state-of-the-art facility," said Sue Zazon, Central Ohio Regional President for Huntington. "For more than a century, this branch has been part of downtown Columbus' story. This relocation allows us to honor that history while creating a modern, accessible experience for our customers. This move reflects our continued confidence in the future of downtown Columbus and our commitment as the hometown bank helping it thrive." Within the historic branch space, Moritz will construct a dedicated, permanent display to preserve and highlight the historic significance of the space and building, including P.W. Huntington's office, the teller line, clock and other important details of the room. "Moritz played a pivotal role in my professional journey, so it's especially exciting to see the law school move into a vibrant downtown location," said Marcy Hingst, General Counsel for Huntington. "Being immersed in the center of Columbus' legal and civic community will give students unparalleled access to the people, organizations and experiences that help shape successful careers. I look forward to meeting and engaging with students as they take advantage of all this new chapter has to offer." At the new storefront branch, customers will continue to have access to the same full range of personal and business banking services they rely on today, including trusted financial guidance from local bankers and Huntington's broader digital banking capabilities and branch network. As downtown Columbus continues to evolve, Huntington remains committed to maintaining a significant presence at its corporate headquarters within Huntington Center and supporting redevelopment opportunities that contribute to a vibrant downtown. Additional details on the opening date, branch hours and customer transition information will be shared closer to the move. Customers can continue to visit the existing downtown branch during regular business hours until the new storefront opens in summer 2027. About Huntington Huntington Bancshares Incorporated is a $284 billion asset regional bank holding company headquartered in Columbus, Ohio. A top 10 U.S. commercial bank, The Huntington National Bank and its affiliates provide consumers, small and middle-market businesses, corporations, municipalities, and other organizations with a comprehensive suite of banking, payments, wealth management, and risk management products and services. Founded in 1866, Huntington operates over 1,400 branches in 21 states, with certain businesses operating nationally. Visit Huntington.com for more information. SOURCE Huntington Bank Released September 14, 2026
Cardinal Infrastructure Group's construction subsidiary, Cardinal Civil Contracting, has secured a $250 million delayed draw term loan facility and expanded its revolving credit line from $75 million to $100 million through a Second Amendment to its Credit Agreement with Truist Bank. The delayed draw facility can be accessed in up to five separate advances over 18 months from the 10 September 2026 effective date. The amendment requires the borrower to maintain a Consolidated Total Net Leverage Ratio of no greater than 1.60 to 1.0 and Consolidated EBITDA of at least $125 million for the twelve months ended 30 June 2026. The expanded credit capacity provides Cardinal Infrastructure significant liquidity for potential acquisitions, project investments, or operational needs. The lending syndicate includes Truist Bank, First Horizon Bank, KeyBank, Regions Bank, and other financial institutions.
Huntington promotes Brant Standridge to president. Former Truist executive joined Huntington in 2022 and led integrations tied to Cadence and Veritex expansion Article Summary. Huntington named Brant Standridge president following a multiyear succession planning process. He will manage the bank's revenue-producing lines while CEO Steve Steinour remains chairman and CEO. AI Summary Huntington Bancshares Inc. has appointed Brant Standridge as president of the company and its subsidiary, The Huntington National Bank. The promotion, announced Tuesday, follows a multiyear succession planning process conducted by Huntington's board of directors, chairman and CEO Steve Steinour, and outside advisers. Standridge will oversee all of Huntington's revenue-generating businesses and report to Steinour, who plans to remain chairman and CEO for several more years. Steinour will continue to focus on the company's strategy and execution. "Brant is an exceptional leader with deep banking experience, strong operating discipline and a clear focus on delivering for customers and colleagues," Steinour said in a statement. "In this expanded role, he will be responsible for the continued revenue growth and performance of the bank." Standridge joined Huntington in April 2022 as president of consumer and business banking. He oversaw the bank's consumer, private and business banking operations, including branch banking, business banking, community development, consumer finance, insurance, regional banking and wealth management, as well as corporate marketing. He also established and led Huntington's growth council, which brings together executives from the bank's revenue-producing businesses to identify and pursue long-term growth opportunities. Standridge has led Huntington's integration efforts related to Veritex Community Bank and Cadence Bank, including the conversion of Cadence, the largest in Huntington's history. The deals expanded Huntington's presence in Texas and the South. Before joining Huntington, Standridge served as chief retail community banking officer at Truist. He assumed the role in December 2019 following the merger of BB&T Corp. and SunTrust Banks Inc. His previous positions at Truist and its predecessor companies included roles overseeing retail banking, indirect auto finance, equipment finance, mortgage and commercial mortgage banking. He also served as regional president in Baltimore, Atlanta and Dallas.
The Columbus Foundation marks another record year of community generosity. Columbus, OH (September 8, 2026) - Today, at its annual Celebration of Philanthropy events, The Columbus Foundation announced that, thanks to the extraordinary generosity of donors, a record $477.4 million in grants was awarded to nonprofits in 2025, supporting more than 5,200 organizations in central Ohio and beyond. The Foundation also recognized the 2026 honorees of The Harrison M. Sayre Award, Huntington National Bank, and The Columbus Foundation Award, Columbus Early Learning Centers. Since its founding in 1943, The Columbus Foundation has awarded $4.6 billion in grants to nonprofits that strengthen the community and provide essential services to individuals and families. The Foundation's grantmaking is made possible through the generosity of thousands of donors whose charitable legacies create lasting impact across its region. In 2025, the Foundation received more than $262.5 million in new donations and bequests. The Columbus Foundation remains one of the largest community foundations in the United States, with $4.2 billion in assets. "At a time of change and challenge, our community continues to give generously to the many causes and organizations that are improving lives and addressing our community's most pressing needs," said Doug Kridler, President and CEO of The Columbus Foundation. "The generosity of our donors and the dedication of our nonprofit partners demonstrate what is possible when people come together to invest in their community and in a future where everyone has the opportunity to thrive." In the spirit of celebrating those who are committed to its region's progress, The Columbus Foundation presented its annual philanthropy awards to two longstanding Columbus institutions dedicated to service, leadership, and innovation. Pictured (l-r): Tanny Crane, President and CEO of Crane Group and Huntington Bancshares Incorporated board member; Brant Standridge, President of Huntington Bancshares Incorporated, and Jessica Standridge; Patti Steinour and Steve Steinour, Chairman and CEO of Huntington Bancshares Incorporated. Photo by The Columbus Foundation/Challen Brown. The Harrison M. Sayre Award, named for The Columbus Foundation's founder and 25-year volunteer director, honors leadership in philanthropy in central Ohio. This year's honoree, Huntington National Bank, has been a cornerstone of the community for 160 years. Led by Steve Steinour, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Huntington Bancshares Incorporated, Huntington supports a wide range of nonprofit organizations and community initiatives, including Pelotonia. Since 2009, Huntington has helped raise more than $54 million to advance Pelotonia's mission of funding life-saving cancer research. Huntington has been a longstanding partner of The Columbus Foundation since the Foundation's inception, serving as a founding trustee bank. Pictured (l-r): Amanda Bundy, PhD, Columbus Early Learning Centers board member; Gina Ginn, PhD, CEO of Columbus Early Learning Centers; and Jessica Cano, Columbus Early Learning Centers board member. Photo by The Columbus Foundation/Challen Brown. The Columbus Foundation Award, which recognizes organizations that have made a difference in the quality of life in central Ohio, was presented this year to Columbus Early Learning Centers (CELC). Since 1887, CELC has provided affordable, high-quality early education to infants, toddlers, and young children, helping them build the skills and confidence needed to thrive in school and throughout their lives. Under the leadership of CEO Gina Ginn, PhD, CELC also supports parents through wraparound services, such as developmental screenings, food distribution, and home visits through the ParentChild+ program. As part of the award, CELC will receive a $100,000 unrestricted grant from The Columbus Foundation. View past philanthropy award honorees here. Philanthropy News September 8, 2026
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