Senior Collateral Operations Analyst

Texas Capital Bank; Richardson (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Texas Capital Bank is seeking a Senior Analyst to ensure accurate and timely release of collateral on loans, including paid-off and release-request cases. You will coordinate with title companies, attorneys, and internal teams to prepare release documents for recording and removal of liens.

The role focuses on mitigating operational risk, maintaining compliance, and delivering quality service, with emphasis on reviewing exceptions, monitoring queues, and applying process improvements through

Qualifications

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Knowledge of banking operational processes and controls.
• Understanding of banking regulations and risk management.
• Experience with process improvement and workflow optimization.

Responsibilities

• Execute and oversee daily collateral release activities for assigned loans.
• Review and process complex collateral transactions, exceptions, and servicing requests.
• Ensure adherence to SLAs, procedures, and regulatory requirements.
• Support audit, risk, and remediation efforts, including issue management.
• Interface with internal teams, title companies, attorneys, and vendors to ensure efficient releases.

Skills

Analytical skills

Problem-solving

Regulatory understanding

Process improvement mindset

Prioritize multiple tasks

Written and verbal communication

Attention to detail

Operational reporting and metrics

Education

Bachelor's degree in Business, Finance, Accounting, or related field

Job description

Texas Capital Bank is seeking a Senior Analyst to ensure accurate and timely release of collateral on loans, including paid-off and release-request cases. You will coordinate with title companies, attorneys, and internal teams to prepare release documents for recording and removal of liens.

The role focuses on mitigating operational risk, maintaining compliance, and delivering quality service, with emphasis on reviewing exceptions, monitoring queues, and applying process improvements through