Credit Control Specialist

About the company
A global risk advisor and insurance broker with an expansive footprint across Asia-Pacific, recognized for delivering innovative risk solutions and fostering long-term professional growth.

About the job
Stepping into this expanded operational capacity, you will assume full ownership of regional credit control functions.

  • Manage the end-to-end collections framework to systematically reduce aged debt receivables and accelerate cash inflow cycles across regional portfolios.

  • Execute comprehensive monthly underwriter account reconciliations to ensure precise matching of premium receipts, claims adjustments, and settlement balances.

  • Partner with external finance divisions, underwriting counterparties, and regional teams to clear operational bottlenecks and resolve complex ledger disparities.

  • Optimize ledger accuracy by publishing data-driven aged debtor reports and turnover insights for senior leadership decision-making.

  • Transform daily cash allocation workflows by leveraging modern broking technology systems and automated matching solutions.


About the manager/team
You will join a supportive, high-performing finance team that emphasizes collaborative problem-solving, direct mentorship from senior leaders, and broad exposure across multi-jurisdictional stakeholders.

Skills and experience required

  • Proficiency in accounting ledger applications, and financial spreadsheet tools.

  • Solid track record in credit control operations, financial statement reconciliations, and cash allocation processes.

  • Exposure to the insurance, reinsurance, or financial intermediary sector within a regional or international context.

  • Self-motivated approach with a proven capacity to take end-to-end ownership of ledger integrity and operational problem-solving.

  • Excellent written communication skills, with a track record of diplomatic negotiation to resolve payment discrepancies.


To apply online please use the 'apply' function, alternatively you may contact Lynette Lim.
(EA: 94C3609/ R1435181 )


experience

3 years


skills

Credit control/ Debt collections/ Stakeholder management/ Problem-solver


qualifications

Diploma in Accounting/ Finance.


education

Vocational/Professional Qualification

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