S&P Global
Finance
CollectionSpecialist(APAC)
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“Collection Specialist (APAC) at S&P Global. Skills: Collections, Customer service, Account reconciliations. Follow-up with clients for payments. Enforce payment policies”
What You'll Achieve.
Improving overall accounts receivable delinquency rates; reducing bad debt; improving cash flow
Industry & Context.
Excellent problem solving skill
Willing to work on a 10am-7pm shift
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
2-4 years of experience in B2B collections environment, Willing to work on a 10am-7pm shift
Nice to Have
Basic knowledge of MS Office Suite including Excel a plus, Knowledge of SAP, Salesforce or HighRadius in AR environment is a great add-on
What You'll Do.
Follow-up with clients for payments
Enforce payment policies
Resolve customer disputes
Complete activities in line with controls
Undertake Sales Ledger reconciliations
Respond to customer enquiries
Work with teams to resolve queries
Provide customer service
Note and report customer status
Maintain customer contact information
Perform related tasks
Assist in mutual support
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Working closely with order management; customer service; cash applications and sales management teams; Assist in mutual support and knowledge sharing
Communication Scope
Excellent verbal and written English communication
Full Job Description
# **About the Role:** **Grade Level (for internal use):** 08 Job Description ** _S &P Global Corporate_** **The Role:** Collections Agent (APAC) **The Team:** The S&P Global Credit and Collections team is responsible for the collection of all accounts receivable. They are to carry out this responsibility following established business procedures and policies that are set up to protect revenue while at the same time providing excellent customer service. This position is responsible for ensuring delinquent accounts are resolved thus improving overall accounts receivable delinquency rates, reducing bad debt and improving cash flow. **Key Responsibilities** * The primary responsibility of a debt collector is to follow-up with clients rigorously over calls and emails for payments of overdue invoices. * Enforcing Policies and procedures related to payment, cancellation, and suspension/termination of customer services * Accountable for all customer disputes and owning these through to resolution * To ensure that all activities undertaken are completed in line with our internal controls and published processes * Undertake Sales Ledger account reconciliations as required * Respond promptly and completely to both customer and internal enquiries * Escalation of debt issues to account manager & line manager * Working closely with order management, customer service, cash applications and sales management teams to resolve customer queries & dispute in time * Providing general customer service regarding customer refunds, payment forms, payment discrepancies, and tax forms/ procedures, payment histories, statements of account, etc. * Noting and reporting customer status through account reviews, account notes and meetings with various business stakeholders * Assisting in the maintenance of customer contact information * Performing other related tasks as required * Assist in mutual support and knowledge sharing of the global Credit and Collections team _Required Skills_ * 2-4 years o
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