AVP - Business Correspondence & Alliance - MFB - Mumbai - Lodha (I-Think Techno Campus) - MM
At a glance
Mid-level Channel & Partnerships role at Eofh. Mumbai · full-time.
Pay not stated
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What you'll do
- Monitor the loan portfolio and borrower-account events, identifying stressed accounts and recommending next steps
- Run Credit Monitoring Committee meetings and report actionable findings to relevant authorities
- Check Credit Monitoring Unit parameters, investigate deviations with field teams, and prepare root-cause analysis for proceedings
- Build portfolio models and analysis while publishing related reports and dashboards
- Lead analysts and complete annual account reviews
What you bring
- Knowledge of relevant products and processes is required for this role
- You understand RBI and MFIN circulars and can apply them to credit monitoring
- Strong analytical ability is needed to assess portfolios, deviations, and account stress
Who this fits
This role suits someone comfortable combining portfolio analysis, regulatory monitoring, committee coordination, and analyst leadership. You will work from the Mumbai location and engage with field teams and various authorities.
From the employer
Major Deliverables:
Regular monitoring of loan portfolio
Conducting Credit Monitoring Committee Meetings
Track parameters as laid down for Credit Monitoring Unit for deviations
Publish Reports and Dashboards
Lead a team of analysts
Portfolio modelling and analysis.
Interact with field teams for reasons of violation
Prepare RCA for deviations noted for DC proceedings
Identification of stress accounts and recommendation of actions.
Constant monitoring of events related to borrower accounts.
Annual Review of Accounts.
Conducting Credit Monitoring Committee Meetings
Reporting of actionable to various authorities.
Skill Sets :
• Product & Process Knowledge
• RBI & MFIN Circulars
• Analytical skills
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