Thrift and Collection Officers Vacancy at Simeon-Okii Resource Limited

About the role

Thrift and Collection Officer job opportunity is available at Simeon Okii Resource Limited for individuals who possess relevant qualifications.

Responsibilities

We currently assist and mobilize funds for potential and existing clients through;

• Setting of local Finance house for savings and loans,
• Contributory scheme, cooperative, forex etc.
• The Executive Thrift Collection Officer also known as the Daily contribution collector has the following duties:
• Ensure daily collection of funds from SME daily contributors.
• Manage thrift advance loans portfolio
• You must ensure you meet set targets.
• You are to submit to the Team Lead/HR firm reports of all transactions daily.
• You are to source for SME owners and other prospects interested in saving a stipulated amount of money with the firm for a given period of time.
• Responsible for identifying cross-selling opportunities and to refer such opportunities and leads to the Marketing Department.
• Ensure all applicants are advised on fate of applications within reasonable time.
• Maintains the privacy of customer information and the security of all records
• Other duties as assigned by your supervisor.

Experience and qualifications

• SSCE Holders with prior experience in similar role is preferable; however, candidates with no experience will also be considered.

REMUNERATION :-

N15000 – N25000 monthly

Application deadline

27th August, 2020.

WHO IS Simeon Okii Resource Limited?

SIMEON OKII Resource Limited is a community banking services inspired to meet client’s financial challenges of financial transaction. We create the ease of cash demands, in times of acute demands. We offer the best of financial services, through advice and investment to quite numbers of client residence in local communities. We are experts in loan management, and in creating platforms for small businesses to strive. We boast of our years of experience, manned by partnership with First bank of Nigeria.