| Company: | ICICI BANK |
|---|---|
| Job Role: | Customer Account Manager |
| Experience: | Freshers (0 to 5 years) |
| Vacancy: | 100+ |
| Qualification: | Any Graduation, BE/BTech, ME/MTech, MBA |
| Salary: | Rs 20,000\- Upto 75,000\- PM |
| Location: | Across India |
| Join us on Telegram | Click Here |
| Apply Mode: | (Online) |
| Deadline: | Not Mentioned |
ABOUT COMPANY :
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ICICI Bank is India's leading private bank. As of June 30, 2022, the bank's total assets stood at Rs 1,415,581 crore. ICICI Bank currently has a network of 5,534 branches and 13,222 ATMs across India.
JOB DESCRIPTION :
The Customer Account Manager is a role within the Credit Operations team within the Bank's Credit and Policy Group, supporting payment-related business activities for retail credit cases.
- Verification of documents based on personal loan payment case discrepancy checklist
- System manufacturers and auditors for verification of withdrawal documents after withdrawal
- Ask questions to different stakeholders and get solutions to the same problem
- Coordinate with vendors and internal staff regarding file registration, basic data entry, and generation of credit account numbers.
- Coordination with each team in business/underwriting operations, DM creation work
- Printing and handing over payment checks and updating registers
- Transmit, track and store sanctions files and payment receipts
- Verifying the existence of CPA in the system
- AF/PF/PEMI Check Banking and Receipt Parking within the System
- Review and revert quality check observations
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Interested learners with the ability to quickly understand products and processes
You are agile and have a knack for identifying areas for improvement.
ICICI was established in 1955 at the initiative of the World Bank. In the 1990s, ICICI transformed itself from a financial institution limited to development projects to a diversified financial services group. As ICICI is constantly changing with the times, the need arose to transform its corporate structure into that of a universal banking system.
The merger of ICICI and ICICI Bank seemed to be a natural step in line with the newly adopted universal perspective. This will increase value for ICICI shareholders through lower cost of deposits, increased fee-based income, payment system participation and transaction banking services. Additionally, it will bring significant benefits to ICICI Bank's shareholders through its large capital base and scale, access to business relationships built over more than 50 years, and new business segments.