The Credit Manager is responsible for appraising, recommending, and approving credit proposals, monitoring NPAs, managing stakeholders, and implementing internal controls.
- Training & Knowledge Sharing
- Stakeholders Management
Responsibilities1) Appraise/Recommend/ Approve Credit Proposals as per the delegation of authority.
2) Review delinquent cases and document learnings / portfolio reviews for Risk Management
3) Recommend changes to Policy, Process based on local nuances / competitor feedback
4) Implement system integration plans
5) Monitor NPA and keep a track of it
6) Customer visits for PD
7) Identification of process and policy gaps & potential risk arising out of it.
8) Suggesting internal control measures and ensures implementation to address such gaps
Experience Range : 5 to 8 Years
Qualifications :
Graduate (Any Specialisation)
CA
MBA
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