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I have a limit increase that needs signatures from two relationship managers and three credit committee members by midday.
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+The limit increase is contingent on signatures from [approver=Maria], [approver=Jamal], and the…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The limit increase is contingent on signatures from [approver=Maria], [approver=Jamal], and the three committee members and we need all signoffs by [deadline=12pm today]. I’ve already nudged [approver=Maria] once and she’s slow. Tell me whether this looks like simple delay, an internal hold, or a substantive concern I should surface. Give the next message I should send that escalates appropriately without sounding like I’m cutting corners, and one fallback if a signer won’t respond in time.
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