Special Assets Officer

Position: Special Assets Officer | Division: Commercial Credit | WorkDays: Monday - Friday | Hours of Operation: 8:00am - 5:00pm Why Broadway Bank We are one of the largest independently owned banks in Texas with offerings in personal and private banking, wealth management, business banking and mortgage lending. Position Overview The Special Assets Officer is responsible for the strategic management, resolution, and disposition of the Bank’s most complex and high‑risk troubled assets, including non‑performing loans and foreclosed properties (OREO). Reporting directly to the Chief Credit Officer, this role serves as a subject matter expert in credit remediation, loan restructuring, and recovery strategies, with a focus on minimizing losses, reducing past dues and charge‑offs, and preserving asset value. This role actively manages a diverse portfolio of distressed credits across Commercial, Commercial Real Estate (CRE), and Consumer portfolios, applying advanced credit analysis, legal insight, and negotiation strategies. The position partners closely with Legal, Credit, Enterprise Risk Management (ERM), Compliance, Audit, and external stakeholders to develop and execute comprehensive workout strategies, including restructures, settlements, and foreclosure actions. Essential Functions Manage and resolve a portfolio of complex and high‑risk troubled assets, ensuring timely identification, evaluation, and resolution strategies that minimize financial loss. Perform comprehensive financial and credit analysis of distressed loans, including borrower cash flow, collateral valuation, guarantor strength, and market conditions. Develop and execute customized workout strategies, including restructures, forbearance agreements, settlements, note sales, or liquidation strategies. Negotiate directly with borrowers, guarantors, and legal counsel to secure favorable repayment terms and recovery outcomes. Monitor compliance with workout agreements, ensuring adherence to restructured terms and proactively addressing covenant breaches or performance deterioration. Lead and coordinate foreclosure actions, bankruptcy proceedings, and other legal remedies in partnership with internal and external counsel. Attend legal proceedings, hearings, and mediations, providing strategic input and representing the Bank’s interests in complex credit matters. Oversee the management and disposition of Other Real Estate Owned (OREO), including valuation analysis, marketing strategy, broker selection, and sales execution. Prepare detailed financial analysis and reporting packages for OREO assets to support disposition strategies and risk assessment. Coordinate with third‑party vendors including appraisers, brokers, title companies, tax authorities, and insurance providers to support asset resolution efforts. Collaborate with Credit Administration, ERM, Compliance, and Audit teams to ensure alignment with internal policies, regulatory requirements, and risk management practices. Identify early warning signs of credit deterioration and recommend proactive strategies to mitigate potential losses. Support and contribute to Special Assets Committee discussions, providing insight, recommendations, and guidance on complex or escalated credits. Advise lending officers and business line leaders on problem loan identification, risk mitigation strategies, and restructuring options. Conduct borrower meetings to assess financial condition, negotiate repayment strategies, and evaluate collateral or guarantor support. Maintain current knowledge of market conditions, economic trends, and industry developments that may impact asset recovery and credit quality. Ensure compliance with all applicable local, state, and federal banking regulations, including those related to collections, foreclosure, and bankruptcy. Promote continuous process improvement by identifying inefficiencies and recommending enhancements to special assets workflows and procedures. Foster a collaborative, risk‑aware culture by partnering across lines of business and reinforcing sound credit practices. Provide leadership support, including mentoring junior staff, contributing to team development, and participating in departmental initiatives. Assist with departmental meetings, reporting, and special projects as assigned. Travel within the Bank’s geographic area may be required. Experience & Education 10+ years of experience in Banking, with a focus on Risk Management, Credit Administration, Compliance, or Audit. 5+ years of experience in Special Assets, including demonstrated expertise in managing and resolving distressed loan portfolios. 4–5 years of supervisory experience preferred. Demonstrated proficiency in legal and bankruptcy concepts, workout strategies, foreclosure processes, and collateral liquidation. Strong experience in credit analysis, financial statement interpretation, and risk assessment across Commercial, CRE, and Consumer portfolios. Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance or Accounting. Preferred: MBA, CPA, or J.D. Skills & Qualifications Advanced knowledge of credit risk management, loan structuring, and asset recovery strategies. Strong understanding of banking regulations, including those governing collections, bankruptcy, and foreclosure processes. Expertise in evaluating collateral, including real estate valuation, appraisal review, and liquidation strategies. Exceptional analytical and problem‑solving skills with the ability to assess complex financial situations and recommend effective solutions. Strong negotiation skills with proven ability to influence outcomes with borrowers, attorneys, and third‑party stakeholders. Ability to manage multiple complex credits simultaneously while maintaining attention to detail and accuracy. Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to build collaborative relationships across internal and external stakeholders. Demonstrated sound judgment and decision‑making capabilities in high‑risk and time‑sensitive situations. High level of professionalism, discretion, and ethical standards. Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, including advanced Excel skills for financial analysis and reporting. Experience with banking systems and reporting tools; preferred experience with MicroStrategy and Inform. Other Requirements Ability to travel locally for borrower meetings, property inspections, court appearances, and asset evaluations as needed. Ability to attend legal proceedings, mediations, and hearings outside of standard business hours when required. Commitment to maintaining confidentiality and safeguarding sensitive customer information. Requires the ability to lift, carry, push, pull weights or otherwise move objects weighing as much as 10 lbs on a regular basis and/or for extended periods of time during the workday. Occasional overtime or extended hours may be required. Resources for Your Overall Health and Well‑Being Career Development and Mentorship Programs Generous paid time off, minimum 4 weeks Employee recognition, awards, and events Free vision insurance Retirement matching Tuition reimbursement This job description is not designed to be a comprehensive listing of duties, responsibilities, or activities that are required for this job. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time with or without notice. Broadway Bank is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. Broadway Bank is a drug‑free and tobacco‑free workplace, with a nicotine‑free hiring policy. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, national origin, disability, veteran status, or other legally protected status. Member FDIC #J-18808-Ljbffr Broadway Bank