Area Collection Manager (Recovery)

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Role & responsibilities

• You will manage the portfolio of the assigned geography.
• Lead, mentor, and motivate a team of collections agents to achieve performance targets and objectives
• You will follow up with delinquent cases personally, along with the collection manager, along with the collection agencies team & ensure resolution of the cases.
• You will be part of Recovery on high value NPA - write-off cases. Also, responsible to collect & resolve the Current bounce, 1-30, 31-60 & 61-90 cases. Must focus on collecting late payment & other charges.
• You will recruit collection agencies, repossession agencies, valuation agencies as required.
• You will recruit advocates as required.
• You will have collection & legal knowledge of secured & unsecured business.
• You will have relevant legal knowledge to use the same recovery & collection tool.
• You will have proper MIS & account management knowledge.
• You will be open to operate from home & without the presence of an office.
• You will be excellent in written & oral communication skills.
• You will have the ability to interact with the senior management team in case of requirement.
• You will have ability to understand statement of account, repayment schedule & foreclosure of the loan accounts.
• You will be an efficient leader, must believe in the spirit of teamwork, must maintain the decorum of the office, must follow the reporting hierarchy, must follow the entire laid down policy & Process of collection.

Preferred candidate profile

• Bachelor's degree in Finance, Business Administration, or a related field.
• Proven experience in collections management within the financial services industry, preferably in a fintech or banking environment.
• Strong leadership abilities with a demonstrated ability to coach, mentor, and develop teams.
• Excellent analytical skills with the ability to interpret data and trends to drive strategic decision-making.
• Sound knowledge of regulatory requirements governing collections practice