Credit Performance Analyst Vacancy in Telecommunication Sector

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Credit Performancy Analyst Vacancy exist in a Telecommunications sector in Nigeria




We are seeking to recruit a Credit Performance Analyst for one of our clients in the telecommunications sector.

Experience: 
3 years experience in an area of specialization
Experience working in a medium organization
Experience in lending, loan performance review, audit, risk and/or compliance or consulting

Education:
First degree or equivalent in Accountancy, Economics, Business Administration or related field

Responsibilities:
1. Review system for prompt suspension and blocking of defaulting credit customers
2. Provide credit portfolio performance report including outstanding receivables on monthly basis
3. Credit limit review to determine upward and downward review of limits granted to credit customers within review period
4. Generation of detailed reports on top 20 customers/balances per product
5. Provide daily exception report including excess utilization over limit, unpaid credit and ageing report
6. Regular follow up on credit trade partner transactions to ensure compliance with credit terms
7. Initials suspension of defaulting accounts
8. Regular follow up on postpaid transactions.
9. Prepare periodic reports
10. Generate credit performance reports
11. Conduct credit utilization efficiency on credit customers and trade partners
12. Establish and maintain good relationships to facilitate smooth operations


How to Apply:

Qualified candidates should send cvs to careers@phillipsoutsourcing.net using "Credit Performance Analyst" as subject of the email.

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