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https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/2818910138/?refId=V7GLHtLkrErYWx0K%2F9rdLA%3D%3D&trackingId=637awIY32UACBQZqaCDMgA%3D%3D
Corporate Credit and Inventory Analyst
Role Purpose:
Drive the growth of Supply@Me corporate client base by conducting timely efficient and thoughtful due diligence on potential clients and advise on their suitability to join the platform.
Once clients are onboarded, regularly monitor activities, and engage with the client to assess activity on the platform. The Analyst will also carry out due diligence checks on client funding file submissions ensuring adherence to the contractual terms.
Key Accountabilities:
Advise on suitability of new corporate clients to join the Supply@Me platform by understanding their business model, projected business plan and inventory rotation and requirements.
Conduct due diligence activities focused on:
Assessing creditworthiness and liquidity of clients and remarketers
Industry research as necessary
Inventory deep dive analysis from data obtained from clients
Establishing a ruleset for client’s inventory
Interacting with third parties (such as Remarketers and Inventory Inspectors) as necessary
Reporting for internal and external review
Manage client relationship during due diligence phase, communicating needs where necessary
Maintain portfolio data files across regions to ensure accurate and timely information is presentable to potential investors
Liaise with internal teams in other jurisdictions to ensure consistency of approach
Conduct ongoing monitoring activities on funded portfolios
Collaborate with other members of the Supply@Me team to provide an exceptional onboarding experience to our clients
Continue to evolve the Supply@Me’s due diligence approach to ensure the due diligence processes meet the future business need
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A Strong International Presence
In addition to Switzerland, the Group ISPB (Suisse) Morval has offices in Monaco, Uruguay, the Cayman Islands, Bahrain, and Italy so that we can meet the specific needs of our clientele in all parts of the world.
However, Morval is still part of the overall Intesa Sanpaolo Group Private banking division .
'We belong to a major European Banking Group. The value of those roots has taught us the importance of paying constant attention to the relationships with our customers. At the same time, those roots give us strength and make us always ready to tackle the markets of a New Europe, as a dynamic and leading player. '
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Today is yet another one of those days of apparent selling off of shares. However I have just sought a number of purchase quotes which came out at an average of 0.23. Therefore I reckon that anything on or above this price is a buy.
This looks interesting
https://iccwbo.org/media-wall/news-speeches/icc-and-tradeflow-capital-management-join-forces-to-enable-international-commodity-trade-for-underfinanced-smes/
Me too.
Thanks for the link to the proxy form I've just done the same.
TK take a look at this.
https://ewnews.com/oil-exploration-company-calls-opponents-petition-into-question?fbclid=IwAR0e_5e8f7T1qT5yWfTCs5kvepHGYaiMPOPRcWgv7-TxQHRTnxu1YtfGDRI
Glide that has made a lot more sense of the RNS CPR so thank you.
Just filter use your filter. If for some reasons you want to know what a filteree is saying simply click on their name and you can see everything that they have posted that day or ever :)
Old news which has already been throughly disscussed over the past week :)