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MAIN DUTIES – Supervise the seizure and implementation of assistance in accordance with notified award decisions. – Control the consistency of the conditions applied: rates, commissions, terms, deadlines, suspensive conditions. – Controlling the recording and updating of limits and tracking of exceedances. – Oversee the management of depreciation schedules, releases and early repayments. – Ensure the treatment of Islamic finance operations according to their own contractual schemes. – Train the operations officers and keep the operations of the pole up to date.
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E RESEARCH Bachelor or Master in Finance, Banking, Management, Law or Accounting or equivalent 5 years minimum experience in credit administration, with experience of supervision or technical referent Mastery of the life cycle of credit, implementation to denouement Knowledge of the main mechanisms of Islamic finance appreciated Mastery of internal control, reporting and tools for monitoring commitments Leadership, precision, rigor, sense of control and ability to block a non-compliant operation;
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