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MAIN DUTIES – Oversee the issuance, notification, confirmation and settlement of documentary credits. – Manage the processing of documentary remittances and debt mobilizations born abroad. – To monitor the compliance of documents with the terms of credit and to investigate reserves. – Monitor deadlines, commitments by signature and their accounting outcome. – Coordinate with the Financing Unit on the implementation of transaction-backed lines and collateral. – Train the operations officers and keep the operations of the pole up to date.
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E RESEARCH Bachelor or Master in Banking, Finance, International Trade or equivalent 5 years minimum experience in Trade Finance, with experience of supervision Mastery of the rules applicable to credits and documentary discounts Good knowledge of Incoterms, transport documents and financing techniques Mastery of document review and reserve management Leadership, precision, sense of negotiation and resistance to the pressure of deadlines
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