Lead Credit Union Examiner

State of Tennessee

Nashville (TN)

On-site

USD 5,600 - 108,000

Full time

5 days ago

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Job summary

State of Tennessee is seeking a Credit Union Examiner Leader in Nashville to oversee professional credit union examinations, lead a team of examiners, and ensure regulatory compliance with state laws and policies. The role requires experience with large, complex, or troubled institutions and strong communication with leadership and stakeholders.

The position offers full-time employment in the Financial Institutions department, with a focus on regulatory auditing, reporting, and compliance

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree in finance, business administration, accounting, or related field with at least nine semester hours in accounting/finance.
Four years of professional financial institution examining work with a federal or state agency.
Substitution of Education for Experience: graduate coursework in accounting/finance may substitute for required experience up to one year.

Responsibilities

Serve as Examiner in Charge of large, complex and/or troubled financial institutions and manage and prioritize multiple work assignments of subordinate examiners.
Judge the competency of board and management of institutions troubled and/or large/complex determine if a third party review is warranted.
Interpret the examination findings of large, complex and troubled credit unions and convey this information to executive management and the Board of Directors, and to other examiners.
Serve as a mediator and/or liaison between department examiners, the NCUA, Credit Union Management, Board of Directors, Auditors, and/or Legal Counsel to resolve issues and problems identified in the large, complex and troubled credit unions.
Reviews and tracks current enforcement actions of the large, complex and/or troubled institutions to ensure compliance with corrective action plans.
Prepares detailed examination narrative reports and supporting financial and statistical documents identifying legal, financial and administrative problems/discrepancies and recommending methods of improvement.
Continually maintains up-to-date understanding of regulatory processes, statutes, policies, procedures, regulations and industry knowledge to effectively regulate the institutions and to serve as an information resource to internal and external customers.
Works collectively and harmoniously with examiners, supervisors and other department staff to ensure regulatory responsibilities are completed in compliance with policy, procedure, statutes and rules.