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Commercial Lending
Finance and Accounting
Commercial lending is the practice of banks and financial institutions extending credit to businesses for purposes like working capital, equipment purchases, real estate acquisition, or expansion, typically through term loans, lines of credit, or commercial mortgages. Commercial loan officers evaluate a business's creditworthiness, cash flow, and collateral to structure appropriate financing terms. It plays a central role in enabling business growth and is a key function within commercial banks and credit unions.
Commercial Lending in the job market
Last checked October 28, 2026
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Special Loan Workout Officer
U.S. Bank
$158,310 – $193,490
This role involves analyzing and restructuring large corporate and commercial problem loans, negotiating repayment agreements with borrowers, and managing syndicated credit facilities. It suits experienced loan workout professionals who excel at loss mitigation strategy and can lead complex negotiations across multiple stakeholders.
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Senior Commercial Lending Solutions Consultant
Moody's Corporation
Full-time · $119,100 – $172,650
This role involves designing and implementing commercial lending technology solutions for financial institutions, requiring deep expertise in lending workflows and the ability to translate complex client needs into actionable strategies. The position suits experienced lending professionals or consultants who can lead client engagements, manage solution design from discovery through contract negotiation, and mentor teams on industry best practices.
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Credit Portfolio Manager - Energy Industries - Denver or Dallas, Institutional Client Group
U.S. Bank
Full-time · $139,230 – $163,800
A credit professional will manage a portfolio of energy-industry lending relationships for U.S. Bank's institutional clients, handling underwriting, risk assessment, and business expansion across investment and non-investment grade accounts. This role suits experienced lenders with commercial credit expertise who want to specialize in energy sector financing.
Listed on U.S. Bank’s careers site · Apply there ↗
Institutional Client Group Relationship Manager - Bay Area
U.S. Bank
Full-time · $180,270 – $220,330
This relationship manager role involves building and maintaining a portfolio of commercial loans for institutional clients, with responsibility for prospecting, closing new business, and expanding existing relationships. It suits experienced commercial lenders ready to move into management who can navigate complex financial products and drive revenue growth.
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Institutional Client Group Relationship Manager - Fresno
U.S. Bank
Full-time · Fresno, CA · $158,310 – $193,490
This is a commercial lending relationship manager role focused on building and managing a portfolio of institutional clients while selling banking products and services. The position suits experienced bank managers with a strong commercial lending background who excel at sales, client relationships, and loan portfolio management.
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