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Vice President, ABL Relationship Manager
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Overview
In this VP-level role within Wells Fargo’s Asset Based Lending team, you will manage and grow a portfolio of existing client relationships secured by diverse assets. You will partner with coverage teams, collateral analysts, and senior management to assess risk, structure facilities, and oversee transitions from underwriting to live borrower status. You will lead cross-functional initiatives, monitor credit risk, and ensure compliant, timely credit and reporting processes. The opportunity combines relationship leadership with strategic portfolio management to support customers’ financial objectives in a disciplined risk framework. You will influence large-scale initiatives and mentor junior-
Responsibilities
Build and maintain relationships with existing clients and keep coverage teams informed
Coordinate transitions of new clients from underwriting to live borrower stage
Support operational setup and liaise with clients and banks
Identify risks early and monitor information to prevent losses
Collaborate with collateral analysts to ensure accurate risk recording and management
Prepare credit write-ups for facility amendments and oversee documentation implementation
Maintain portfolio ratings and reporting requirements
Independently analyze client portfolios for cash flow, liquidity, leverage, and collateral factors for reviews and underwriting memoranda
Partner with coverage teams to identify and execute opportunities for modifications, renewals, and refinancings
Lead complex, cross-functional initiatives and manage a portfolio with regular reviews and problem loan resolutions
Collaborate with peers and managers on large-scale planning related to product objectives
Mentor less experienced team members
Key requirements
Experience in secured or specialized lending relationship management or portfolio management
Strong financial skills and ability to identify key financial trends
Client-facing experience in banking/financial services or professional services
Exposure to UK loan agreements and the UK lending framework
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