What is a credit administrator?

A credit administrator performs a variety of administrative duties related to a financial institution’s credit department. As a credit administrator, your primary responsibilities are to analyze a loan applicant’s credit score to determine their credit risk and ability to pay back the loan. Other responsibilities include managing data for credit transactions and write reports on the credit administration process at your company. To become a credit administrator, you need a bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, economics, or a related field and some industry experience.