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WebBank is seeking a Strategic Partner Program Analyst to support the day-to-day oversight of Strategic Partner Programs within its Utah operations. You will help coordinate meetings, monitor contractual obligations, debt sales, and weekly reporting, while working with Program Managers and outside counsel.
The role offers collaborative cross-functional exposure, regulatory exam support, and the opportunity to influence partner program governance in a dynamic FinTech environment.
WebBank (the “Bank) is a Utah-chartered Industrial Bank headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah. As “The Bank Behind the Brand®”, WebBank is a national issuer of consumer and small business credit products through Strategic Partner (Brand) platforms, which include retailers, manufacturers, finance companies, software as a service (SaaS), and financial technology (FinTech) companies. The Bank is a leading player in the digital lending space, driving innovation in financial products through embedded finance with Strategic Partner platforms. WebBank engages in a full range of banking activities, including consumer and commercial loan products, revolving lines of credit, credit cards, private-label card issuance, auto-refinancing, and more. The Bank provides capital in the form of asset-backed lending and other credit facilities to Strategic Partner platforms, credit funds, and other lenders with a targeted focus on specialty finance assets. The Bank is also a leading provider of commercial insurance premium finance products through its wholly owned subsidiary, National Partners.
The Strategic Partner Program Analyst (\\"Program Analyst\\" or \\\"PA\\") reports directly to a Program Manager (PM), Senior Program Manager (SPM), or Vice President of Risk and Relationship Management (VP) and is responsible for assisting and supporting with the administrative aspects of the day-to-day oversight, supervision, and management of a designated Strategic Partner and Strategic Partner Program(s). Duties may include but are not limited to, coordinating ongoing review of partner contractual obligations, debt sale, marketing materials, complaint management, issue management, and weekly reporting and tracking. Additional participation in strategy discussions, conducting various training courses, and providing content for focus groups could be involved. The Program Analyst interacts with and supports each respective department within the Bank and third-party resources (e.g., Outside Counsel) that are required for ongoing oversight, reviews, and monitoring of the Strategic Partner Programs.