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Skills:

Finance, Excel, English

Job type:

Full-time

• Control and monitor due date of Interim Financial Performance Review (Watch List, Overdue List, Status Report).
• Control and monitor due date of Covenant Check Sheet under Loan Agreement (Watch List, Overdue List, Status Report).
• Control of receiving approval sheet of Credit Application from GCAR and deliver to relevant JPC/MNC.
• Control and monitor due date of submitting renewal credit application one month before expiry date (Overdue List, Status Report).
• Control and monitor approval of renewal credit application to be due during the month (Watch List, Overdue List, Status Report).
• Control and monitor registration of Facility in the system to not over due date Control and monitor due date of Condition / Instruction / Report Required under approved CA/BR (Watch List, Overdue List, Status Report).
• Control of Recording and completing Conditions /Instruction/Report Required Control and monitor due date of parent company rating (Watch List, Overdue List, Status Report).
• Control of receiving approval notice of parent rating and update new parent rating in database.
• Prepare application for change rating in OVS in case of rating guarantor change.
• Control of borrower rating review due to change of parent rating.
• Control of Over Limit Credit Control, Forward Value Transactions Warning and Overdrawn Accounts List After Night Batch Process for JPC/MNC customer Control of Over O/D Limit which is approve in foreign currency due to the change of Katei Rate.
• Prepare Report of Uncollected O/D Interest.
• Bachelor s / master s degree in economics, Banking and Finance or related fields.
• 0 - 2 years of experience in Credit Monitoring.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Proficient in Thai, English.
• Proficient in MS Office i.e. excel, word, etc.
• Be able to analyze data and can apply with the job.
• Good problem-solving skills and innovative.
• New Graduate also welcome.

Skills:

Compliance, Legal, Risk Management

Job type:

Full-time

• Coordinate with OpRisk team on annual Call Tree testing and report results.
• Analyze and advise on risk events and control measures related to Collections processes.
• Track and support compliance in debt collection procedures across internal and external staff, liaising with Legal, OpRisk, and Compliance teams.
• Assist in creating and updating BCP plans for Collections in line with corporate policy and timelines.
• Monitor service quality and complaints in both in-house and outsourced collection teams; analyze root causes and communicate corrective actions.
• Handle regulatory inquiries and complaints (e.g., from BOT, OCPB, AMLO), ensuring timely reporting to Compliance and relevant stakeholders.
• Support updates to Compliance Checklists and Testing processes in accordance with regulatory changes.
• Coordinate updates to Collections Procedures and Manuals to ensure compliance with laws and internal policies.
• Prepare documentation for internal and external audits; track action plans for any issues found.
• Review and validate Incident and PDPA Incident reports for accuracy and compliance, and share findings with relevant teams.
• Monitor CCRP system complaints to ensure resolution within SLA and maintain records for disciplinary tracking.
• Collaborate with OpRisk on BIA, RCSA, RA, and NCB audit-related matters.
• Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor.
• Bachelor s degree in Business, Risk Management, or related fields.
• Experience in Collections, Compliance, or Operational Risk preferred.
• Strong communication, coordination, and analytical skills.
• Knowledge of regulatory frameworks (BOT, PDPA, etc.) is a plus.

Skills:

Compliance, Legal, Risk Management

Job type:

Full-time

• Coordinate with OpRisk team on annual Call Tree testing and report results.
• Analyze and advise on risk events and control measures related to Collections processes.
• Track and support compliance in debt collection procedures across internal and external staff, liaising with Legal, OpRisk, and Compliance teams.
• Assist in creating and updating BCP plans for Collections in line with corporate policy and timelines.
• Monitor service quality and complaints in both in-house and outsourced collection teams; analyze root causes and communicate corrective actions.
• Handle regulatory inquiries and complaints (e.g., from BOT, OCPB, AMLO), ensuring timely reporting to Compliance and relevant stakeholders.
• Support updates to Compliance Checklists and Testing processes in accordance with regulatory changes.
• Coordinate updates to Collections Procedures and Manuals to ensure compliance with laws and internal policies.
• Prepare documentation for internal and external audits; track action plans for any issues found.
• Review and validate Incident and PDPA Incident reports for accuracy and compliance, and share findings with relevant teams.
• Monitor CCRP system complaints to ensure resolution within SLA and maintain records for disciplinary tracking.
• Collaborate with OpRisk on BIA, RCSA, RA, and NCB audit-related matters.
• Perform other duties as assigned by supervisor.
• Bachelor s degree in Business, Risk Management, or related fields.
• Experience in Collections, Compliance, or Operational Risk preferred.
• Strong communication, coordination, and analytical skills.
• Knowledge of regulatory frameworks (BOT, PDPA, etc.) is a plus.

Skills:

Finance, Accounting

Job type:

Full-time

• Business Administration, Finance or Accounting.
• Knowledge of Financial and Banking Business (preferable).
• Computer literate in Microsoft Office - Word & Excel.
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• Talent Acquisition Department
• Bank of Ayudhya Public Company Limited
• 1222 Rama III Rd., Bangpongpang, Yannawa, Bangkok 10120.

Skills:

Finance, Legal, Microsoft Office, English

Job type:

Full-time

• Bachelor s Degree Major in Finance, Economics or related fields, legal qualification is an advantage.
• Experience in Banking industry.
• Computer literate in Microsoft Office - Word & Excel.
• Customer service oriented.
• Good command of English.

Experience:

2 years required

Job type:

Full-time

• ResponsibilitiesUnder the direct supervision of the Chief of the Energy Connectivity Section, and overall supervision of the Director, Energy Division, the incumbent is required to perform the following functions: Performs, under minimal supervision, the full range of office management and administrative support functions; typically provides direct assistance to a senior officer or manager responsible for a major programme, such as a branch or division. Maintains liaison with the Executive Office and with senior officials in other units regarding on-going programmes and other admin ...
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