Specialist - Credit Risk
- Military veterans preferred
2025-06-11 DHL (https://group.dhl.com/en.html)
Other
/yr
full-time
employee
Petaling Jaya 47400 Malaysia
Role Purpose
To ensure that credit risk exposure on the entire AR ledgers is proactively analyzed and that adequate recommendations and, follow up actions are taken to constructively limit/mitigate the credit risk exposure, while maintaining compliance with order to cash policies and other collection strategies.
Job Descriptions
To perform credit analysis and financial statement reviews when onboarding new customers and, recommend trading terms and conditions in line with credit policies and guidelines
To perform analysis on outstanding AR ledgers, determine potential risk customers and coordinate mitigation measures
To perform in depth analysis on legal entity level in order to asses the potential risk customers and provide reporting and action plan towards collections, sales, CFO and OTC community at country, regional and possibly global level
To ensure adequate follow up upon identified risks and gaps
To arrange, coordinate and lead regular meetings, visit customer and build towards an improved customer satisfaction while mitigating trading risks
To agree and coordinate credit risk mitigation measures with Sales, CDM, credit collection, credit administration, operation, H&G, CFO and OTC teams
To advice and coordinate process improvement regarding to credit risk mitigations across the entire OTC chains
Skills & Qualifications
Good telephone conversation/handling skills
Effective communication and conversational skills
High customer focus and service orientation
Advanced MS office knowledge
Intermediate Presentation skills
3 years and more previous Credit Risk Management experience is preferred
Sensitive to cultural specifics
Local language(s) / Multi lingual (in Shared Service environment)
Bachelor degree in related field
Intermediate level of English knowledge (DPDHL Business Language) preferred
Advanced knowledge of D&B credit risk reports and regarding balance sheet interpretation