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- Reviewed credit reports to assess borrower risk and eligibility.
- Collaborated with sales teams to streamline financing procedures for customers.
- Managed client credit applications and evaluations for financing options.
- Provided training to junior staff on credit evaluation processes and tools.
- Analyzed payment histories to identify trends and potential issues.
- Responded promptly to client inquiries regarding credit terms and conditions.
- Assisted in the resolution of disputes between customers and creditors or debt collectors.
- Identified opportunities for process improvement within the department.
- Conducted financial analysis on customer's accounts and credit history.
- Collaborated with internal departments such as sales, accounting, legal, operations, and collections teams to resolve outstanding issues with customers' accounts.
- Frequently reviewed and checked credit limit appropriateness for customers.
- Provided guidance to junior team members regarding best practices for assessing creditworthiness.
- Maintained a database of customer information including names, addresses, contact information, account numbers.
- Participated in meetings with senior management to discuss strategies for managing the company's receivables portfolio.
- Verified accuracy of customer information, including income and employment status.
- Reviewed credit applications to assess credit worthiness of potential customers.
- Recommended approval or disapproval of different loan types based on established criteria.
- Followed banking requirements and government lending regulations.
- Trained rookie credit staff in application processing, credit analysis and loan disbursement to detect and curb fraud.
- Reviewed accounts for signs of fraud and non-payment issues.
- Double-checked account and application information provided by clients to assist in making accurate credit decisions.
- Collected debt information about clients by contacting banks, credit services and credit bureaus to determine meeting financial obligations.