Charles Weilamann is a seasoned financial professional with a robust background in credit risk management, lending, and financial advisory services. As the Head of Consumer & Counterparty Credit at Cross River Bank, Chuck plays a pivotal role in shaping the bank's credit risk framework, serving...
Charles Weilamann is a seasoned financial professional with a robust background in credit risk management, lending, and financial advisory services. As the Head of Consumer & Counterparty Credit at Cross River Bank, Chuck plays a pivotal role in shaping the bank's credit risk framework, serving as a crucial component of the second line of defense. His expertise encompasses a wide array of disciplines, including credit structuring, underwriting, and compliance with corporate law, which positions him uniquely to navigate the complexities of consumer and counterparty credit.
In his current role, Chuck is responsible for implementing and overseeing rigorous standards for credit risk assessment, ensuring that the bank maintains a balanced and sustainable lending portfolio. He leads initiatives that enhance the bank's credit policies, focusing on process improvement and change management to adapt to the evolving financial landscape. His analytical skills and attention to detail are instrumental in evaluating creditworthiness and mitigating risks associated with asset-backed securities (ABS) and other financial products.
Prior to joining Cross River, Chuck provided independent financial advisory services to specialty finance companies and alternative lenders, where he honed his skills in financial reporting and legal compliance. His experience with mid-market clients has equipped him with a nuanced understanding of diverse financial needs, enabling him to develop tailored credit solutions that drive growth while safeguarding the bank's interests. With a commitment to excellence and a strategic vision for credit risk management, Charles Weilamann continues to be a key player in advancing Cross River's mission in the competitive financial services sector.