Credit Risk Review Advisor - Commercial Lending

PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.; Pittsburgh (Allegheny County); On-site; USD 87,500 - 202,800; Full time

Job summary

PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. is seeking a Credit Risk Review Advisor for Commercial Lending to perform independent assessments of credit exposures.

Based in multiple locations, you will evaluate risk ratings, underwriting quality, and ongoing monitoring while partnering with internal teams to strengthen risk controls. The role requires robust knowledge of commercial credit risk, strong communication skills, and experience with larger, complex transactions across CRE, corporate banking, and

Qualifications

• Analytical thinking and strong credit knowledge across Commercial credit extension and management.
• Experience reviewing moderately complex credit transactions and underwriting.
• Ability to communicate effectively with stakeholders and document findings.

Responsibilities

• Executes file review assessments on moderately complex credit and credit-related transactions within policy.
• Validates scorecard risk ratings and borrower credit administration.
• Completes work papers, follows up on exam findings with the business with minimal guidance.
• Communicates risk review plans and objectives for reviews clearly.
• Uses industry/economic research to support credit risk reviews.

Skills

Analytical Thinking

Commercial Real Estate

Credit Risk Management

Data Analytics

Decision Making

Financial Operations

Portfolio Risk

Risk Appetite

Competitive Advantages

Consumer Lending

Education

Bachelors

Job description

PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. is seeking a Credit Risk Review Advisor for Commercial Lending to perform independent assessments of credit exposures.

Based in multiple locations, you will evaluate risk ratings, underwriting quality, and ongoing monitoring while partnering with internal teams to strengthen risk controls. The role requires robust knowledge of commercial credit risk, strong communication skills, and experience with larger, complex transactions across CRE, corporate banking, and