Role: Our client a leading multinational in Cork seeks a credit analyst to join theor expanding finance/ collections team. Reporting into the Collections Manager, this candidate will be responsible for emerging markets

Responsibilities:
. Support EMEA Credit & Collections Mgr in the completion of annual CL review exercise for all active customers
. Ensure Credit Control Corporate policies are understood & enforced
. Ensure Credit Insurance policy is understood & complied with
. Act as primary point of contact for Credit Insurer & EMEA business in relation to: Credit Limit applications & provision of required information or reports. Attend bi-weekly confcall with Credit Insurer.
. Carry out customer creditworthiness assessment & submit CL recommendations to EMEA Credit & Collections Mgr for approval. Suggest financial security as appropriate.
. File customer financial information & maintain folders
. File credit rating reports/ updates & maintain Dun & Bradstreet online account
. Maintain securities file
. Ensure key customer data such as payment terms & Credit Limits are approved per Authorization Matrix & instruct Credit Controllers to maintain same in Oracle Customer Master as required
. Provide required reporting, metrics & analysis in a timely manner to EMEA Credit & Collections Mgr & EMEA business
. Ensure Credit Control SOX processes & controls are thoroughly adhered to
. Support continuous process improvement initiatives


Skills Required:
. Relevant Finance qualification (Business degree in Finance, Accountancy, Credit Management)
. 2 to 5 years relevant experience with a proven track record in Credit Risk analysis
. Ability to understand & interpret financial statements
. Experience in trading with Credit Insurance policy & knowledge of financial securities
. Previous exposure to SOX & European environment an advantage
. Proficient in business understanding
. Excellent verbal & written communication skills
. IT literate: MS Office package / Oracle experience an advantage
. Accurate, precise & organized individual

If you would like further information on this, please contact Caroline Herlihy on 021 2300300 or email cherlihy@premier.ie