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Loan Monitoring Officer

Added
17 days ago
Type
Full time
Salary
Salary not provided

Who we are

Moniepoint is an all-in-one financial services platform for emerging markets and the second-fastest growing company in Africa.Since 2019, Moniepoint’s technology has powered over 3 million people, offering personal and business banking, payment, credit and business management tools to help them succeed. Moniepoint processed $182 billion in 2023, and currently processes the majority of the POS transactions in Nigeria

Location:Lagos

Job Responsibilities

  • Liaising with Field Credit Officers to follow up on upcoming repayments

  • Providing clarifications about repayments and interest accrued

  • Following up with Field Credit Officers on loans in default

  • Approving loan requests at the Portfolio Manager level

  • Handling customer enquiry requests from Field Credit Officers in regards to loan repayment

  • Following up with Field Credit Officers on loans that are due for repayment

  • Tracking low turnover of businesses on the loan and following up with Field Credit Officers to ensure improvement

  • Perform all other functions as may be assigned by a supervisor

Qualifications

  • A minimum of HND/B.Sc. in any business related discipline

  • A minimum of 2 years' experience in credit risk or field verification is an added advantage

Relevant Skills

  • Apt attention to details

  • Proven simple/complex analytical skills

  • Excellent communication, presentation and interpersonal skills

  • Agility and perseverance

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