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Credit Control Officer Job at SIMS Nigeria Limited

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The published deadline was 4 December 2019. This page is retained for reference; the original application instructions below are historical.

Position title: Credit Control Officer. Location: Lagos State.

About the role

Credit Control Officer job opportunity is available at SIMS Nigeria Limited for individuals who possess minimum of HND/B.Sc in related field.

  • The ideal candidate must be analytical, proactive and result-oriented. In addition, she must be trustworthy and accountable.

Responsibilities

  • Collate and review weekly ageing, corporate ageing and special ageing.
  • Collate and review month end ageing and collection report.
  • Collate and review Sales Executives monthly sign-off.
  • Responsible for informing dealers regarding their balance via numerous channels.
  • Reconciliation of customer accounts
  • Monthly review of all credit approvals.
  • Review monthly returns for sales executive’s key accounts
  • Collate/review/filing of quarterly dealer’s confirmation letters.
  • Send quarterly dealer’s confirmation through whatsapp and email.
  • Update/ filing of dealer’s documentation / credit limit update.
  • Responsible for KYC process
  • Raise credit notes on request.

Experience and qualifications

  • Minimum of HND/B.Sc. in Finance, Accounting or any other related field
  • Minimum of 3 years’ experience in a similar role.

Application deadline

4th December, 2019.

Application details

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WHO IS SIMS Nigeria Limited?

SIMS Nigeria Limited – We specialize in the assembly, distribution and sales of consumer electronics from major brands such as – Samsung, Panasonic, Royal, Skyworth, Electrolux, Bosch, Philips and Powermatic.

Our business started out in 1987 and since then we have grown to be a market leader in the home appliances & consumer electronics market in Nigeria. We operate a number of branches that cut across most of Nigeria’s geopolitical zones in major cities such as Lagos, Port-Harcourt, Abuja, Onitsha, Enugu, Uyo and Kano.

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