Common goals, uncommon potential     As a PBO Senior Preferred Banker, you will be responsible for growing a personal portfolio of business by developing and maintaining customers by offering a full range of First Republic products and services. You will be responsible for understanding the customers financial needs, recommending the right products and services and resolving customer issues as they arise. In this position you will be expected to develop client relationships through positive customer experiences.   What you'll do as a PBO Senior Preferred Banker: - Utilizes all available resources to provide the best solution to ultimately enrich and create a memorable customer experience. - Processes customer transactions according to branch policies and procedures. - Files and maintains bank records in compliance with branch policies and procedures. - Prepares and balances daily work, bank deposits, ATM and Night Depository. - Participates in maintenance of the branch office to represent the office in a positive manner. - Promotes and introduces new banking products and services to customers. - Understands customer needs to refer them to Relationship Managers, Preferred Bankers, and Trust Officers. - Establishes and maintains professional relationships with customers to ensure repeat and referral business and minimize customer attrition. - Proactively seeks ways to develop and expand customer relationships in order to build a book of business and contribute towards meeting individual and branch sales goals. - Actively participate in branch sales promotions.

The Business Banking Intern will primarily assist the Portfolio Quality Analysts, Credit Analysts and Business Bankers with loan and deposit matters. The ideal candidate will have a basic understanding of financial services, attention to detail, the ability to work under tight deadlines and the ability to work within the team dynamic.   What you’ll do as a Business Banking Intern: - Build relationships with and learn from Business Bankers, Analysts and supporting teammates who help make First Republic one of the most highly respected Banks in the Country. - Attain foundational skill-sets to begin a career within the financial industry: For example, (1) gain experience in underwriting credit facilities by applying finance, accounting and/or economics tools to the underwriting process; (2) observe how teammates cultivate client and professional relationships utilizing both written and verbal skills; and (3) problem-solve and effectively communicate with peers and management in matters relating to management of the existing portfolio, marketing and prospecting, and process improvement initiatives. - Assist in supporting the Analyst and the team in closing new deals, which includes (1) - Researching new borrowers, owners, and management teams (2) Ensuring that new borrowers are in good standing with the state; and (3) Assuring that First Republic is the borrower’s preferred bank. - Maintain existing loans and track financial covenants (1) review borrowers’ financial statements; (2) test covenant compliance; and (3) assure that outstanding advances are repaid by their maturity dates. - Assist with client queries and loan servicing matters related to interest charges, account statements and compliance items. - Role model First Republic’s fast-paced and inclusive culture with timely responses to requests, collaboration with the team. - Assist with financial reporting covenant monitoring which includes scanning/saving financial information, loading files into OnBase, organizing files on the local shared drives. - Assist with research/audit requests by locating and reporting files and other financial information. - Order due diligence items such as Articles of Incorporation, Certificates of Good Standings, Credit Reports, Uniform Commercial Code (“UCC”) searches. - Participate in internal credit/deal structuring meetings and develop an understanding of the Business Banking deal making process. - Occasionally join Business Bankers and Credit Analysts on joint client calls and property inspections. - Assist with Google searches and other research which will be utilized in arriving at credit decisions. - Liaison with Marketing Department and assist Business Bankers with maintaining invitation lists for client events, preparing mailers to clients/prospects, identifying and matching client groups with various marketing campaigns and promotions. - Assist the Business Banking Director of Operations on ad hoc projects related to process improvement, technological advancements and ongoing sales support. - Become proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and Adobe) as well as other systems including OnBase, CLO, LoanVantage, PowerLender, Moody’s. - Assist with the monitoring of the loan maturity and loan delinquency reports and alerting Business Bankers and Credit Analysts of upcoming maturities. - Develop the ability to eventually spread business financial statements, personal financial statements, and individual tax returns. - Local Manager may require additional duties unique to a Team’s Geography, industry niche and other responsibilities which best utilize the candidate’s skill sets. - Participate in the development of department policies and/or procedures and assist with client specific projects as assigned. - Champion independently or in collaboration with other Interns a project that will be assigned by Business Banking. - Responsibilities include the following: 1) Adhering to and complying with the applicable, federal and state laws, regulations and guidance, including those related to Anti-money laundering (i.e. Bank Secrecy Act, US PATRIOT Act, etc.) 2) Adhering to Bank policies and procedures, 3) Completing required training, 4) Identifying and reporting suspicious activity to the AML Officer, and 5) Knowing and verifying the identity of any customer(s) that enters into a relationship with the Bank.

The Business Banking Intern will primarily assist the Portfolio Quality Analysts, Credit Analysts and Business Bankers with loan and deposit matters. The ideal candidate will have a basic understanding of financial services, attention to detail, the ability to work under tight deadlines and the ability to work within the team dynamic.   What you’ll do as a Business Banking Intern: - Build relationships with and learn from Business Bankers, Analysts and supporting teammates who help make First Republic one of the most highly respected Banks in the Country. - Attain foundational skill-sets to begin a career within the financial industry: For example, (1) gain experience in underwriting credit facilities by applying finance, accounting and/or economics tools to the underwriting process; (2) observe how teammates cultivate client and professional relationships utilizing both written and verbal skills; and (3) problem-solve and effectively communicate with peers and management in matters relating to management of the existing portfolio, marketing and prospecting, and process improvement initiatives. - Assist in supporting the Analyst and the team in closing new deals, which includes (1) - Researching new borrowers, owners, and management teams (2) Ensuring that new borrowers are in good standing with the state; and (3) Assuring that First Republic is the borrower’s preferred bank. - Maintain existing loans and track financial covenants (1) review borrowers’ financial statements; (2) test covenant compliance; and (3) assure that outstanding advances are repaid by their maturity dates. - Assist with client queries and loan servicing matters related to interest charges, account statements and compliance items. - Role model First Republic’s fast-paced and inclusive culture with timely responses to requests, collaboration with the team. - Assist with financial reporting covenant monitoring which includes scanning/saving financial information, loading files into OnBase, organizing files on the local shared drives. - Assist with research/audit requests by locating and reporting files and other financial information. - Order due diligence items such as Articles of Incorporation, Certificates of Good Standings, Credit Reports, Uniform Commercial Code (“UCC”) searches. - Participate in internal credit/deal structuring meetings and develop an understanding of the Business Banking deal making process. - Occasionally join Business Bankers and Credit Analysts on joint client calls and property inspections. - Assist with Google searches and other research which will be utilized in arriving at credit decisions. - Liaison with Marketing Department and assist Business Bankers with maintaining invitation lists for client events, preparing mailers to clients/prospects, identifying and matching client groups with various marketing campaigns and promotions. - Assist the Business Banking Director of Operations on ad hoc projects related to process improvement, technological advancements and ongoing sales support. - Become proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and Adobe) as well as other systems including OnBase, CLO, LoanVantage, PowerLender, Moody’s. - Assist with the monitoring of the loan maturity and loan delinquency reports and alerting Business Bankers and Credit Analysts of upcoming maturities. - Develop the ability to eventually spread business financial statements, personal financial statements, and individual tax returns. - Local Manager may require additional duties unique to a Team’s Geography, industry niche and other responsibilities which best utilize the candidate’s skill sets. - Participate in the development of department policies and/or procedures and assist with client specific projects as assigned. - Champion independently or in collaboration with other Interns a project that will be assigned by Business Banking. - Responsibilities include the following: 1) Adhering to and complying with the applicable, federal and state laws, regulations and guidance, including those related to Anti-money laundering (i.e. Bank Secrecy Act, US PATRIOT Act, etc.) 2) Adhering to Bank policies and procedures, 3) Completing required training, 4) Identifying and reporting suspicious activity to the AML Officer, and 5) Knowing and verifying the identity of any customer(s) that enters into a relationship with the Bank.

The Business Banking Intern will primarily assist the Portfolio Quality Analysts, Credit Analysts and Business Bankers with loan and deposit matters. The ideal candidate will have a basic understanding of financial services, attention to detail, the ability to work under tight deadlines and the ability to work within the team dynamic.   What you’ll do as a Business Banking Intern: - Build relationships with and learn from Business Bankers, Analysts and supporting teammates who help make First Republic one of the most highly respected Banks in the Country. - Attain foundational skill-sets to begin a career within the financial industry: For example, (1) gain experience in underwriting credit facilities by applying finance, accounting and/or economics tools to the underwriting process; (2) observe how teammates cultivate client and professional relationships utilizing both written and verbal skills; and (3) problem-solve and effectively communicate with peers and management in matters relating to management of the existing portfolio, marketing and prospecting, and process improvement initiatives. - Assist in supporting the Analyst and the team in closing new deals, which includes (1) - Researching new borrowers, owners, and management teams (2) Ensuring that new borrowers are in good standing with the state; and (3) Assuring that First Republic is the borrower’s preferred bank. - Maintain existing loans and track financial covenants (1) review borrowers’ financial statements; (2) test covenant compliance; and (3) assure that outstanding advances are repaid by their maturity dates. - Assist with client queries and loan servicing matters related to interest charges, account statements and compliance items. - Role model First Republic’s fast-paced and inclusive culture with timely responses to requests, collaboration with the team. - Assist with financial reporting covenant monitoring which includes scanning/saving financial information, loading files into OnBase, organizing files on the local shared drives. - Assist with research/audit requests by locating and reporting files and other financial information. - Order due diligence items such as Articles of Incorporation, Certificates of Good Standings, Credit Reports, Uniform Commercial Code (“UCC”) searches. - Participate in internal credit/deal structuring meetings and develop an understanding of the Business Banking deal making process. - Occasionally join Business Bankers and Credit Analysts on joint client calls and property inspections. - Assist with Google searches and other research which will be utilized in arriving at credit decisions. - Liaison with Marketing Department and assist Business Bankers with maintaining invitation lists for client events, preparing mailers to clients/prospects, identifying and matching client groups with various marketing campaigns and promotions. - Assist the Business Banking Director of Operations on ad hoc projects related to process improvement, technological advancements and ongoing sales support. - Become proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and Adobe) as well as other systems including OnBase, CLO, LoanVantage, PowerLender, Moody’s. - Assist with the monitoring of the loan maturity and loan delinquency reports and alerting Business Bankers and Credit Analysts of upcoming maturities. - Develop the ability to eventually spread business financial statements, personal financial statements, and individual tax returns. - Local Manager may require additional duties unique to a Team’s Geography, industry niche and other responsibilities which best utilize the candidate’s skill sets. - Participate in the development of department policies and/or procedures and assist with client specific projects as assigned. - Champion independently or in collaboration with other Interns a project that will be assigned by Business Banking. - Responsibilities include the following: 1) Adhering to and complying with the applicable, federal and state laws, regulations and guidance, including those related to Anti-money laundering (i.e. Bank Secrecy Act, US PATRIOT Act, etc.) 2) Adhering to Bank policies and procedures, 3) Completing required training, 4) Identifying and reporting suspicious activity to the AML Officer, and 5) Knowing and verifying the identity of any customer(s) that enters into a relationship with the Bank.

The Business Banking Intern will primarily assist the Portfolio Quality Analysts, Credit Analysts and Business Bankers with loan and deposit matters. The ideal candidate will have a basic understanding of financial services, attention to detail, the ability to work under tight deadlines and the ability to work within the team dynamic.   What you’ll do as a Business Banking Intern: - Build relationships with and learn from Business Bankers, Analysts and supporting teammates who help make First Republic one of the most highly respected Banks in the Country. - Attain foundational skill-sets to begin a career within the financial industry: For example, (1) gain experience in underwriting credit facilities by applying finance, accounting and/or economics tools to the underwriting process; (2) observe how teammates cultivate client and professional relationships utilizing both written and verbal skills; and (3) problem-solve and effectively communicate with peers and management in matters relating to management of the existing portfolio, marketing and prospecting, and process improvement initiatives. - Assist in supporting the Analyst and the team in closing new deals, which includes (1) - Researching new borrowers, owners, and management teams (2) Ensuring that new borrowers are in good standing with the state; and (3) Assuring that First Republic is the borrower’s preferred bank. - Maintain existing loans and track financial covenants (1) review borrowers’ financial statements; (2) test covenant compliance; and (3) assure that outstanding advances are repaid by their maturity dates. - Assist with client queries and loan servicing matters related to interest charges, account statements and compliance items. - Role model First Republic’s fast-paced and inclusive culture with timely responses to requests, collaboration with the team. - Assist with financial reporting covenant monitoring which includes scanning/saving financial information, loading files into OnBase, organizing files on the local shared drives. - Assist with research/audit requests by locating and reporting files and other financial information. - Order due diligence items such as Articles of Incorporation, Certificates of Good Standings, Credit Reports, Uniform Commercial Code (“UCC”) searches. - Participate in internal credit/deal structuring meetings and develop an understanding of the Business Banking deal making process. - Occasionally join Business Bankers and Credit Analysts on joint client calls and property inspections. - Assist with Google searches and other research which will be utilized in arriving at credit decisions. - Liaison with Marketing Department and assist Business Bankers with maintaining invitation lists for client events, preparing mailers to clients/prospects, identifying and matching client groups with various marketing campaigns and promotions. - Assist the Business Banking Director of Operations on ad hoc projects related to process improvement, technological advancements and ongoing sales support. - Become proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and Adobe) as well as other systems including OnBase, CLO, LoanVantage, PowerLender, Moody’s. - Assist with the monitoring of the loan maturity and loan delinquency reports and alerting Business Bankers and Credit Analysts of upcoming maturities. - Develop the ability to eventually spread business financial statements, personal financial statements, and individual tax returns. - Local Manager may require additional duties unique to a Team’s Geography, industry niche and other responsibilities which best utilize the candidate’s skill sets. - Participate in the development of department policies and/or procedures and assist with client specific projects as assigned. - Champion independently or in collaboration with other Interns a project that will be assigned by Business Banking. - Responsibilities include the following: 1) Adhering to and complying with the applicable, federal and state laws, regulations and guidance, including those related to Anti-money laundering (i.e. Bank Secrecy Act, US PATRIOT Act, etc.) 2) Adhering to Bank policies and procedures, 3) Completing required training, 4) Identifying and reporting suspicious activity to the AML Officer, and 5) Knowing and verifying the identity of any customer(s) that enters into a relationship with the Bank.

The Business Banking Intern will primarily assist the Portfolio Quality Analysts, Credit Analysts and Business Bankers with loan and deposit matters. The ideal candidate will have a basic understanding of financial services, attention to detail, the ability to work under tight deadlines and the ability to work within the team dynamic.   What you’ll do as a Business Banking Intern: - Build relationships with and learn from Business Bankers, Analysts and supporting teammates who help make First Republic one of the most highly respected Banks in the Country. - Attain foundational skill-sets to begin a career within the financial industry: For example, (1) gain experience in underwriting credit facilities by applying finance, accounting and/or economics tools to the underwriting process; (2) observe how teammates cultivate client and professional relationships utilizing both written and verbal skills; and (3) problem-solve and effectively communicate with peers and management in matters relating to management of the existing portfolio, marketing and prospecting, and process improvement initiatives. - Assist in supporting the Analyst and the team in closing new deals, which includes (1) - Researching new borrowers, owners, and management teams (2) Ensuring that new borrowers are in good standing with the state; and (3) Assuring that First Republic is the borrower’s preferred bank. - Maintain existing loans and track financial covenants (1) review borrowers’ financial statements; (2) test covenant compliance; and (3) assure that outstanding advances are repaid by their maturity dates. - Assist with client queries and loan servicing matters related to interest charges, account statements and compliance items. - Role model First Republic’s fast-paced and inclusive culture with timely responses to requests, collaboration with the team. - Assist with financial reporting covenant monitoring which includes scanning/saving financial information, loading files into OnBase, organizing files on the local shared drives. - Assist with research/audit requests by locating and reporting files and other financial information. - Order due diligence items such as Articles of Incorporation, Certificates of Good Standings, Credit Reports, Uniform Commercial Code (“UCC”) searches. - Participate in internal credit/deal structuring meetings and develop an understanding of the Business Banking deal making process. - Occasionally join Business Bankers and Credit Analysts on joint client calls and property inspections. - Assist with Google searches and other research which will be utilized in arriving at credit decisions. - Liaison with Marketing Department and assist Business Bankers with maintaining invitation lists for client events, preparing mailers to clients/prospects, identifying and matching client groups with various marketing campaigns and promotions. - Assist the Business Banking Director of Operations on ad hoc projects related to process improvement, technological advancements and ongoing sales support. - Become proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and Adobe) as well as other systems including OnBase, CLO, LoanVantage, PowerLender, Moody’s. - Assist with the monitoring of the loan maturity and loan delinquency reports and alerting Business Bankers and Credit Analysts of upcoming maturities. - Develop the ability to eventually spread business financial statements, personal financial statements, and individual tax returns. - Local Manager may require additional duties unique to a Team’s Geography, industry niche and other responsibilities which best utilize the candidate’s skill sets. - Participate in the development of department policies and/or procedures and assist with client specific projects as assigned. - Champion independently or in collaboration with other Interns a project that will be assigned by Business Banking. - Responsibilities include the following: 1) Adhering to and complying with the applicable, federal and state laws, regulations and guidance, including those related to Anti-money laundering (i.e. Bank Secrecy Act, US PATRIOT Act, etc.) 2) Adhering to Bank policies and procedures, 3) Completing required training, 4) Identifying and reporting suspicious activity to the AML Officer, and 5) Knowing and verifying the identity of any customer(s) that enters into a relationship with the Bank.

See service from a higher perspective The Program Coordinator, Corporate Procurement is responsible for coordinating the cross functional activities between Sourcing, Corporate Procurement, and Asset Management teams to ensure that critical inventory items (such as Personal Protective Equipment), is available to colleagues supporting  the Banks operational needs, including, but not limited to the below.    What you’ll do as a Program Coordinator: - Examine the levels of supplies to determine shortages. - Document daily deliveries and shipments to update inventory. - Prepare detailed reports on inventory operations, stock levels, and adjustments. - Develops and implements Just-In-Time inventory optimization. - Ensures order process and procedures are seamless for end users. - Perform daily analysis to predict potential inventory problems. - Provides oversight of Vendor programs to manage inventory in all Corporate Office locations. - Review all expenditures pending approval on a weekly basis. - Support the identification of Vendors that provide key supplies for inventoried locations. - Responds to and resolves day to day operating issues. - Ensure compliance with procurement policies, guidelines, and processes. - Monitors and validates inventory data integrity.

As the Contingent Internal Control Specialist, you will primarily be responsible for preparing requests related to internal or external audits.  You will also be performing ongoing control monitoring, including auditing loan processing activity to verify completeness and accuracy. Additionally, you will partner with various Lending Services department to conduct Risk Control Self-Assessments (RCSA) to ensure operational risks are adequately managed and issues are brought to Management’s attention in a timely manner for resolution.     What you will do as an Contingent Internal Control Specialist: - Prepare internal or external audit related requests. - Partner with the Bank’s internal audit department, SOX Program Office, , third-party auditors, and all other relevant regulatory bodies to ensure the completion of successful and timely audits. - Perform ongoing monitoring or testing of process controls. - Assist in the completion of the Lending Services process Risk Control Self-Assessments (RCSA). - Responsibilities include the following: 1)adhering to and complying with all applicable, federal and state laws, regulations and guidance, including those related to Anti-Money Laundering (i.e. Bank Secrecy Act, USA PATRIOT Act, etc.); 2)adhering to Bank policies and procedures; 3) completing required training; 4) identifying and reporting potential suspicious activity to the BSA/AML Officer; and 5) knowing and verifying the identity of any customer(s) that enters into a relationship with the Bank.

Common goals, uncommon potential:   As a Client Service Associate, ideal candidates will act as a liaison between the Wealth Managers, the clients, and Private Wealth Management middle office and operations teams.  This position requires strong relationship management skills, acute attention to detail, strong analytical skills, and a client centric mindset to provide outstanding service to both internal and external clients.  As a member of a multi-person team, the ability to work well within the team and communicate openly is of particular value.     What you’ll do as a Contingent Client Service Associate: - Provide sales and service support (i.e., create, review and distribute various client reports and presentations or assist with client events); may be for current clients or prospects. - Interact with clients to address or best direct questions and inquiries. Responsible for client retention and day-to-day client satisfaction. - Assist with phone calls to prospects and clients, schedule all client-related appointments, coordinate client mailings/invitations to company events. - Provide general administrative support such as managing logistics and refreshments for meetings, answering incoming telephone calls, managing incoming emails/faxes, filing, submitting business expense requests, schedule appointments and distributing mail. - Own client onboarding and ongoing lifecycle related activities (new account opening, account maintenance, disbursements, etc.). - Place equity, mutual fund and fixed income trades. - Research and reconcile performance returns not in line with benchmarks. - Collaborate with Wealth Managers and the Client Service team on ad-hoc projects. - Perform duties and responsibilities specific to department functions & activities. - Perform other duties and responsibilities as required or assigned by supervisor. - Responsibilities include the following: 1) adhering to and complying with the applicable, federal and state laws, regulations and guidance, including those related to anti-money laundering (i.e. Bank Secrecy Act, US PATRIOT Act, etc.) 2) adhering to Bank policies and procedures, 3) completing required training, 4) identifying and reporting suspicious activity to the AML Officer, and 5) knowing and verifying the identity of any customer(s) that enters into a relationship with the Bank.  

As a Client Service Associate, ideal candidates will act as a liaison between the Wealth Managers, the clients, and Private Wealth Management middle office and operations teams.  This position requires strong relationship management skills, acute attention to detail, strong analytical skills, and a client centric mindset to provide outstanding service to both internal and external clients.  As a member of a multi-person team, the ability to work well within the team and communicate openly is of particular value.   What you’ll do as a Client Service Associate: - Provide sales and service support (i.e., create, review and distribute various client reports and presentations or assist with client events); may be for current clients or prospects. - Interact with clients to address or best direct questions and inquiries. Responsible for client retention and day-to-day client satisfaction. - Assist with phone calls to prospects and clients, schedule all client-related appointments, coordinate client mailings/invitations to company events. - Provide general administrative support such as managing logistics and refreshments for meetings, answering incoming telephone calls, managing incoming emails/faxes, filing, submitting business expense requests, schedule appointments and distributing mail. - Own client onboarding and ongoing lifecycle related activities (new account opening, account maintenance, disbursements, etc.). - Place equity, mutual fund and fixed income trades. - Research and reconcile performance returns not in line with benchmarks. - Collaborate with Wealth Managers and the Client Service team on ad-hoc projects. - Perform duties and responsibilities specific to department functions & activities. - Perform other duties and responsibilities as required or assigned by supervisor. - Responsibilities include the following: 1) adhering to and complying with the applicable, federal and state laws, regulations and guidance, including those related to anti-money laundering (i.e. Bank Secrecy Act, US PATRIOT Act, etc.) 2) adhering to Bank policies and procedures, 3) completing required training, 4) identifying and reporting suspicious activity to the AML Officer, and 5) knowing and verifying the identity of any customer(s) that enters into a relationship with the Bank.

See service from a higher perspective. The primary function of the Client Service Specialist is to provide a wide range of sales, service, administrative and relationship management support to assigned Relationship Managers. Acting as the liaison between the clients, Relationship Managers and the Operations team this position requires strong relationship management skills in order to build strong, successful partnerships between all parties. Client Service Specialist will support high producing Originator(s) in the preparation, review and processing of complex loans. This position also involves submitting files, requesting loan conditions, as well as communicating with clients and realtors. Handles customer inquiries, researches, and ensures appropriate and timely resolution while meeting all regulatory compliance and achieving a high level of customer service. Responsibilities - Provides support to our Relationship Managers as well as building a relationship with the borrower. - Communicates with Relationship Managers on pipeline reports to ensure timely preparation of the loan process. - Assists with collection of application items, including ordering credit, entering the application, requesting financials and/or other documents required for loan approval, customer follow up, and application tracking. - Directs customers through the loan process, often working with complex loans. - Monitors loans and ensures that information including, financials, guarantor information, tax returns, etc. are obtained. Partners with Relationship Manager to discuss past due items. Contacts clients to request missing items. - Leads a variety of customer services activities including responding to requests, researching discrepancies, and resolving issues. - Ensures compliance with banking policies, lending practices and regulatory process statutes, such as Patriot's Act, Reg B, HMDA, etc. - Maintains knowledge of banking/Lending products and services, as well as knowledge of the industries or market areas served. - Acts as a main point of contact on daily operational questions for processing team. - Assists in training of new lending assistant staff and mentoring of existing lending assistant staff. Acts as a main point of contact on daily operational questions for lending assistant team. - Assists with additional duties as assigned. - Complies with all related Federal, State and Industry laws and regulations pertaining to Banking. - Experience with many types of client tax returns, understanding W-2, K-1 and various types of cash flow analysis. - Review received documentation within 24 hours for discrepancies, omissions, asset and income verification and updates based on verified information - Attend any and all branch/team meetings as requested. - Provide sales and service support (i.e., create, review and distribute various client reports and presentations or assist with client events); may be for current clients or prospects. - Research and respond to client inquiries and/or problems of high net worth clients, including account change requests; escalate issues as appropriate. - Assist with phone calls to prospects and clients, schedule all client-related appointments, and coordinate client mailings/invitations to company events - Provide general administrative support such as managing logistics and refreshments for meetings, answering incoming telephone calls, managing incoming emails/faxes, filing, submitting business expense requests, schedule appointments and distributing mail.

Loan Specialist will be responsible for ensuring that all Residential loans are processed and underwritten in a timely manner while meeting all regulatory compliance and achieving a high level of customer service. Responsibilities primarily focus on processing, underwriting, customer care and relationship management.   What you’ll do as a Loan Specialist: - Analyze each loan file, ensuring the Loan Approval Worksheet (LAW form), loan narrative (if applicable), appraisal(s), application, preliminary title report and verifications meet secondary market and First Republic Bank loan program criteria and are accurately documented. - Utilize and apply FNMA, QM, ATR and investor guidelines to ensure that all loans comply with industry standards & guidelines. - Underwrites all types of income, all product types including ethical and salable residential mortgage loans and consumer loans and evaluate risk while insuring the quality of each loan submitted. - Validates the data entry to the appropriate Loan Origination System and evaluate all applicable documentation as required by job function and conditions loan accordingly. - Reviews, requests and satisfies the following when applicable: subordination of liens, HUD/Master Settlement Statement, credit supplements, HOA documentation, evidence of homeowner’s insurance, verifications (VOE, VOM, VOR, etc.) and clearance of judgments and liens on title and or credit. - Maintains knowledge of loan product guidelines, internal policies and procedures, and regulatory requirements. - Reviews applications and all pertinent disclosures to ensure compliance with all Federal, State, investor requirements and bank policies are met and upheld - Communicate with Relationship Managers and Client Services Specialist on collecting information and documentation necessary to finalize incomplete loan packages - Collaborate with Relationship Managers (RMs) and Executive Loan Committee (ELC) to help determine appropriate loan product(s), loan amounts, and optimal structure.  Qualify loans for approval and demonstrate ability to package deals effectively for RMs to present to ELC. - Maintains an open line of communication and correspondence between involved parties. This includes and is not limited to Borrower, Escrow, Title, ELC, RM, CS, Processor, Closer, Funder, Appraisal Desk, Rate Lock Desk and Investor Support Desk. - Ability to meet productivity expectations in a fast paced, high volume environment with pipeline and conditions management, while maintaining acceptable quality and client satisfaction results - Cross trains other team members, when applicable. - Partner with the Closing/Funding Department to ensure a timely closing. Work with escrow/closing agents to coordinate closings. - Providing excellent customer service and ensuring the customer relationship is maintained and the highest possible level - Performs other duties & responsibilities as required or assigned by supervisor. - Responds to post closing review and quality control audits in a timely fashion - Responsibilities include the following:  1) adhering to and complying with the applicable, federal and state laws, regulations and guidance, including those related to Anti-money laundering (i.e. Bank Secrecy Act, US PATRIOT Act, etc.) 2) adhering to Bank policies and procedures, 3) completing required training,  4) identifying and reporting suspicious activity to the AML Officer, and 5) knowing and verifying the identity of any customer(s) that enters into a relationship with the Bank.

Lending Services is looking for a skilled lending professional to join our Lending Services Residential Closing team. As a Residential Closing Administrator, you will be responsible for the accurate and complete preparation of loan closing documentation and timely funding for Single Family 1-4 unit residential loans. You will manage both the closing and funding functions in an environment of constantly changing deadlines without losing the required high level of accuracy and production. You will also make recommendations for job-specific operational improvements, such as efficiency, cost reduction, customer service and risk reduction.   The ideal candidate will have excellent attention to detail, feel comfortable working with various levels of staff / management, possess the ability to make adjustments to workflows and reprioritize workload based on fluctuating deadlines. This position requires the coordination and support of multiple priorities of various functions within Lending Services as well as many other departments within the organization.   What you will do as a Residential Loan Closing Administrator: - Prepare and review loan closing and funding documentation in an accurate and timely manner for a range of SFR 1-4 loan products: - Modestly complex borrower entities - Detached, condo and co-op property types - Permanent and line of credit purposes - Work with internal business partners at various levels to research and resolve transaction concerns. - Complete prefunding and assist post-closing with any closing errors/corrections as necessary. - Maintain current knowledge of lending products, services, systems, and processes in order to provide expert and up-to-date client service. - Recognize issues that demand escalation, determine the appropriate Bank contact, and act as liaison between the client and relevant group(s) in order to successfully resolve issues. - Perform duties and responsibilities specific to department functions and activities or as assigned by supervisor. - Responsibilities include the following: 1) adhering to and complying with all applicable, federal and state laws, regulations and guidance, including those related to Anti-Money Laundering (i.e. Bank Secrecy Act, USA PATRIOT Act, etc.), 2) adhering to Bank policies and procedures, 3) completing required training, 4) identifying and reporting potential suspicious activity to the BSA/AML Officer, and 5) knowing and verifying the identity of any customer(s) that enters into a relationship with the Bank.

Lending Services is looking for a skilled lending professional to join our Lending Services Residential Closing team. As a Residential Closing Administrator, you will be responsible for the accurate and complete preparation of loan closing documentation and timely funding for Single Family 1-4 unit residential loans. You will manage both the closing and funding functions in an environment of constantly changing deadlines without losing the required high level of accuracy and production. You will also make recommendations for job-specific operational improvements, such as efficiency, cost reduction, customer service and risk reduction.   The ideal candidate will have excellent attention to detail, feel comfortable working with various levels of staff / management, possess the ability to make adjustments to workflows and reprioritize workload based on fluctuating deadlines. This position requires the coordination and support of multiple priorities of various functions within Lending Services as well as many other departments within the organization.   What you will do as a Residential Loan Closing Administrator: - Prepare and review loan closing and funding documentation in an accurate and timely manner for a range of SFR 1-4 loan products: - Modestly complex borrower entities - Detached, condo and co-op property types - Permanent and line of credit purposes - Work with internal business partners at various levels to research and resolve transaction concerns. - Complete prefunding and assist post-closing with any closing errors/corrections as necessary. - Maintain current knowledge of lending products, services, systems, and processes in order to provide expert and up-to-date client service. - Recognize issues that demand escalation, determine the appropriate Bank contact, and act as liaison between the client and relevant group(s) in order to successfully resolve issues. - Perform duties and responsibilities specific to department functions and activities or as assigned by supervisor. - Responsibilities include the following: 1) adhering to and complying with all applicable, federal and state laws, regulations and guidance, including those related to Anti-Money Laundering (i.e. Bank Secrecy Act, USA PATRIOT Act, etc.), 2) adhering to Bank policies and procedures, 3) completing required training, 4) identifying and reporting potential suspicious activity to the BSA/AML Officer, and 5) knowing and verifying the identity of any customer(s) that enters into a relationship with the Bank.

Lending Services is looking for a skilled lending professional to join our Lending Services Residential Closing team. As a Residential Closing Administrator, you will be responsible for the accurate and complete preparation of loan closing documentation and timely funding for Single Family 1-4 unit residential loans. You will manage both the closing and funding functions in an environment of constantly changing deadlines without losing the required high level of accuracy and production. You will also make recommendations for job-specific operational improvements, such as efficiency, cost reduction, customer service and risk reduction.   The ideal candidate will have excellent attention to detail, feel comfortable working with various levels of staff / management, possess the ability to make adjustments to workflows and reprioritize workload based on fluctuating deadlines. This position requires the coordination and support of multiple priorities of various functions within Lending Services as well as many other departments within the organization.   What you will do as a Residential Loan Closing Administrator: - Prepare and review loan closing and funding documentation in an accurate and timely manner for a range of SFR 1-4 loan products: - Modestly complex borrower entities - Detached, condo and co-op property types - Permanent and line of credit purposes - Work with internal business partners at various levels to research and resolve transaction concerns. - Complete prefunding and assist post-closing with any closing errors/corrections as necessary. - Maintain current knowledge of lending products, services, systems, and processes in order to provide expert and up-to-date client service. - Recognize issues that demand escalation, determine the appropriate Bank contact, and act as liaison between the client and relevant group(s) in order to successfully resolve issues. - Perform duties and responsibilities specific to department functions and activities or as assigned by supervisor. - Responsibilities include the following: 1) adhering to and complying with all applicable, federal and state laws, regulations and guidance, including those related to Anti-Money Laundering (i.e. Bank Secrecy Act, USA PATRIOT Act, etc.), 2) adhering to Bank policies and procedures, 3) completing required training, 4) identifying and reporting potential suspicious activity to the BSA/AML Officer, and 5) knowing and verifying the identity of any customer(s) that enters into a relationship with the Bank.

Lending Services is looking for a skilled lending professional to join our Lending Services Residential Closing team. As a Residential Closing Administrator, you will be responsible for the accurate and complete preparation of loan closing documentation and timely funding for Single Family 1-4 unit residential loans. You will manage both the closing and funding functions in an environment of constantly changing deadlines without losing the required high level of accuracy and production. You will also make recommendations for job-specific operational improvements, such as efficiency, cost reduction, customer service and risk reduction.   The ideal candidate will have excellent attention to detail, feel comfortable working with various levels of staff / management, possess the ability to make adjustments to workflows and reprioritize workload based on fluctuating deadlines. This position requires the coordination and support of multiple priorities of various functions within Lending Services as well as many other departments within the organization.   What you will do as a Residential Loan Closing Administrator: - Prepare and review loan closing and funding documentation in an accurate and timely manner for a range of SFR 1-4 loan products: - Modestly complex borrower entities - Detached, condo and co-op property types - Permanent and line of credit purposes - Work with internal business partners at various levels to research and resolve transaction concerns. - Complete prefunding and assist post-closing with any closing errors/corrections as necessary. - Maintain current knowledge of lending products, services, systems, and processes in order to provide expert and up-to-date client service. - Recognize issues that demand escalation, determine the appropriate Bank contact, and act as liaison between the client and relevant group(s) in order to successfully resolve issues. - Perform duties and responsibilities specific to department functions and activities or as assigned by supervisor. - Responsibilities include the following: 1) adhering to and complying with all applicable, federal and state laws, regulations and guidance, including those related to Anti-Money Laundering (i.e. Bank Secrecy Act, USA PATRIOT Act, etc.), 2) adhering to Bank policies and procedures, 3) completing required training, 4) identifying and reporting potential suspicious activity to the BSA/AML Officer, and 5) knowing and verifying the identity of any customer(s) that enters into a relationship with the Bank.

Lending Services is looking for a skilled lending professional to join our Lending Services Residential Closing team. As a Residential Closing Administrator, you will be responsible for the accurate and complete preparation of loan closing documentation and timely funding for Single Family 1-4 unit residential loans. You will manage both the closing and funding functions in an environment of constantly changing deadlines without losing the required high level of accuracy and production. You will also make recommendations for job-specific operational improvements, such as efficiency, cost reduction, customer service and risk reduction.   The ideal candidate will have excellent attention to detail, feel comfortable working with various levels of staff / management, possess the ability to make adjustments to workflows and reprioritize workload based on fluctuating deadlines. This position requires the coordination and support of multiple priorities of various functions within Lending Services as well as many other departments within the organization.   What you will do as a Residential Loan Closing Administrator: - Prepare and review loan closing and funding documentation in an accurate and timely manner for a range of SFR 1-4 loan products: - Modestly complex borrower entities - Detached, condo and co-op property types - Permanent and line of credit purposes - Work with internal business partners at various levels to research and resolve transaction concerns. - Complete prefunding and assist post-closing with any closing errors/corrections as necessary. - Maintain current knowledge of lending products, services, systems, and processes in order to provide expert and up-to-date client service. - Recognize issues that demand escalation, determine the appropriate Bank contact, and act as liaison between the client and relevant group(s) in order to successfully resolve issues. - Perform duties and responsibilities specific to department functions and activities or as assigned by supervisor. - Responsibilities include the following: 1) adhering to and complying with all applicable, federal and state laws, regulations and guidance, including those related to Anti-Money Laundering (i.e. Bank Secrecy Act, USA PATRIOT Act, etc.), 2) adhering to Bank policies and procedures, 3) completing required training, 4) identifying and reporting potential suspicious activity to the BSA/AML Officer, and 5) knowing and verifying the identity of any customer(s) that enters into a relationship with the Bank.

Lending Services is looking for a skilled lending professional to join our Lending Services Residential Closing team. As a Residential Closing Administrator, you will be responsible for the accurate and complete preparation of loan closing documentation and timely funding for Single Family 1-4 unit residential loans. You will manage both the closing and funding functions in an environment of constantly changing deadlines without losing the required high level of accuracy and production. You will also make recommendations for job-specific operational improvements, such as efficiency, cost reduction, customer service and risk reduction.   The ideal candidate will have excellent attention to detail, feel comfortable working with various levels of staff / management, possess the ability to make adjustments to workflows and reprioritize workload based on fluctuating deadlines. This position requires the coordination and support of multiple priorities of various functions within Lending Services as well as many other departments within the organization.   What you will do as a Residential Loan Closing Administrator: - Prepare and review loan closing and funding documentation in an accurate and timely manner for a range of SFR 1-4 loan products: - Modestly complex borrower entities - Detached, condo and co-op property types - Permanent and line of credit purposes - Work with internal business partners at various levels to research and resolve transaction concerns. - Complete prefunding and assist post-closing with any closing errors/corrections as necessary. - Maintain current knowledge of lending products, services, systems, and processes in order to provide expert and up-to-date client service. - Recognize issues that demand escalation, determine the appropriate Bank contact, and act as liaison between the client and relevant group(s) in order to successfully resolve issues. - Perform duties and responsibilities specific to department functions and activities or as assigned by supervisor. - Responsibilities include the following: 1) adhering to and complying with all applicable, federal and state laws, regulations and guidance, including those related to Anti-Money Laundering (i.e. Bank Secrecy Act, USA PATRIOT Act, etc.), 2) adhering to Bank policies and procedures, 3) completing required training, 4) identifying and reporting potential suspicious activity to the BSA/AML Officer, and 5) knowing and verifying the identity of any customer(s) that enters into a relationship with the Bank.

Lending Services is looking for a skilled lending professional to join our Lending Services Residential Closing team. As a Residential Closing Administrator, you will be responsible for the accurate and complete preparation of loan closing documentation and timely funding for Single Family 1-4 unit residential loans. You will manage both the closing and funding functions in an environment of constantly changing deadlines without losing the required high level of accuracy and production. You will also make recommendations for job-specific operational improvements, such as efficiency, cost reduction, customer service and risk reduction.   The ideal candidate will have excellent attention to detail, feel comfortable working with various levels of staff / management, possess the ability to make adjustments to workflows and reprioritize workload based on fluctuating deadlines. This position requires the coordination and support of multiple priorities of various functions within Lending Services as well as many other departments within the organization.   What you will do as a Residential Loan Closing Administrator: - Prepare and review loan closing and funding documentation in an accurate and timely manner for a range of SFR 1-4 loan products: - Modestly complex borrower entities - Detached, condo and co-op property types - Permanent and line of credit purposes - Work with internal business partners at various levels to research and resolve transaction concerns. - Complete prefunding and assist post-closing with any closing errors/corrections as necessary. - Maintain current knowledge of lending products, services, systems, and processes in order to provide expert and up-to-date client service. - Recognize issues that demand escalation, determine the appropriate Bank contact, and act as liaison between the client and relevant group(s) in order to successfully resolve issues. - Perform duties and responsibilities specific to department functions and activities or as assigned by supervisor. - Responsibilities include the following: 1) adhering to and complying with all applicable, federal and state laws, regulations and guidance, including those related to Anti-Money Laundering (i.e. Bank Secrecy Act, USA PATRIOT Act, etc.), 2) adhering to Bank policies and procedures, 3) completing required training, 4) identifying and reporting potential suspicious activity to the BSA/AML Officer, and 5) knowing and verifying the identity of any customer(s) that enters into a relationship with the Bank.

Lending Services is looking for a skilled lending professional to join our Lending Services Residential Closing team. As a Residential Closing Administrator, you will be responsible for the accurate and complete preparation of loan closing documentation and timely funding for Single Family 1-4 unit residential loans. You will manage both the closing and funding functions in an environment of constantly changing deadlines without losing the required high level of accuracy and production. You will also make recommendations for job-specific operational improvements, such as efficiency, cost reduction, customer service and risk reduction.   The ideal candidate will have excellent attention to detail, feel comfortable working with various levels of staff / management, possess the ability to make adjustments to workflows and reprioritize workload based on fluctuating deadlines. This position requires the coordination and support of multiple priorities of various functions within Lending Services as well as many other departments within the organization.   What you will do as a Residential Loan Closing Administrator: - Prepare and review loan closing and funding documentation in an accurate and timely manner for a range of SFR 1-4 loan products: - Modestly complex borrower entities - Detached, condo and co-op property types - Permanent and line of credit purposes - Work with internal business partners at various levels to research and resolve transaction concerns. - Complete prefunding and assist post-closing with any closing errors/corrections as necessary. - Maintain current knowledge of lending products, services, systems, and processes in order to provide expert and up-to-date client service. - Recognize issues that demand escalation, determine the appropriate Bank contact, and act as liaison between the client and relevant group(s) in order to successfully resolve issues. - Perform duties and responsibilities specific to department functions and activities or as assigned by supervisor. - Responsibilities include the following: 1) adhering to and complying with all applicable, federal and state laws, regulations and guidance, including those related to Anti-Money Laundering (i.e. Bank Secrecy Act, USA PATRIOT Act, etc.), 2) adhering to Bank policies and procedures, 3) completing required training, 4) identifying and reporting potential suspicious activity to the BSA/AML Officer, and 5) knowing and verifying the identity of any customer(s) that enters into a relationship with the Bank.