AP - Loan Processor (Remote)
60000 - 90000 PHP per month
Company:D2B
Location:Philippines
Languages:English
Seniority level:Entry, 1-2 years
Experience:1-2 years
Requirements:
1-2 years of experience supporting an Australian mortgage broker Strong understanding of both loan processing and credit analysis Excellent written and verbal communication skills High attention to detail and ability to meet tight deadlines Self-motivated, reliable, and organized Familiarity with major and non-major lenders in Australia
Responsibilities:
Manage end-to-end loan processing: application to settlement Liaise with lenders, clients, and third parties Conduct credit analysis and assess borrower eligibility Prepare loan documentation, serviceability calculations, and lender comparisons Use CRM systems like MyCRM, Mercury, or Infynity Stay current with lender policies and industry updates
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