IIFL Finance Credit Manager Interview Questions, Process, and Tips

Q1. What's your work profile and CTS
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I have over 5 years of experience as a Credit Manager, specializing in risk assessment, credit analysis, and collections.
• Managed credit risk by analyzing financial statements and credit reports

• Developed and implemented credit policies to minimize bad debt

• Negotiated payment terms with customers to ensure timely payments

• Worked closely with sales team to evaluate creditworthiness of new customers
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Q2. Business Underwriting for Unsecured secured business loan and my current CTC **** and expected ****
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Q1. Basic questions, Why ru lefting this job?
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Q2. What kind of challenges face and achievements?
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Q1. Why man power services considered as a coution profile
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Q2. GST TO is high but banking EOD balances are very poor, will you go ahead and why?
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No, high GST TO does not necessarily indicate good financial health if banking EOD balances are poor.
• High GST TO could be due to high sales but poor collection of receivables

• Poor banking EOD balances could indicate cash flow issues or mismanagement of funds

• Further investigation into the reasons behind poor EOD balances is necessary before making a decision
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Q3. In last 12M dpds are there will you go ahead
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I would review the dpds from the last 12 months to assess the credit risk and make informed decisions.
• Reviewing the dpds from the last 12 months helps in understanding the credit risk associated with customers.

• Analyzing the trends in dpds can provide insights into the financial health of the customers.

• Taking proactive measures based on the dpds data can help in minimizing credit losses.

• Using the dpds data to adjust cre...read more
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Q4. What parameters are you checking in banking
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Parameters checked in banking include credit score, income, employment history, debt-to-income ratio, and credit report.
• Credit score

• Income

• Employment history

• Debt-to-income ratio

• Credit report
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Q5. In CIBIL what r u checking and why
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In CIBIL, credit managers check credit scores and credit reports to assess an individual's creditworthiness.
• Check credit scores to determine the individual's credit risk

• Review credit reports for any past credit history, outstanding debts, and payment patterns

• Assess the individual's creditworthiness based on the information obtained from CIBIL
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Q1. What you will check in banking
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In banking, I will check credit scores, financial statements, payment history, and collateral.
• Credit scores of the applicant

• Financial statements to assess financial health

• Payment history to evaluate past behavior

• Collateral provided for securing the loan
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Q2. What you will check in financial
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I will check financial statements, credit reports, payment history, and debt-to-income ratio.
• Review financial statements to assess financial health

• Check credit reports for credit history and score

• Analyze payment history to determine reliability

• Calculate debt-to-income ratio to evaluate ability to repay debts
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