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Collections Specialist

Philippines Metrobank $400–$800/month*
Job Description

As a Collections Specialist at Metrobank, you will be responsible for managing and collecting outstanding accounts receivables from clients. The role requires strong communication and negotiation skills to effectively handle delinquent accounts and work towards payment solutions. Candidates should have a background in finance or customer service, with experience in collections or a related field preferred. Attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and proficiency in data management systems are essential. The candidate is expected to maintain professionalism and adhere to company policies while achieving collection targets.

Company Info

Metrobank, officially known as Metropolitan Bank & Trust Company, is one of the largest and most trusted financial institutions in the Philippines. Established in 1962, it offers a wide range of banking services including retail, corporate, and investment banking. Metrobank is known for its commitment to customer service and innovation, providing comprehensive financial solutions to individuals and businesses. With a strong presence both locally and internationally, Metrobank continues to expand its services, focusing on digital transformation to enhance customer experience. The bank is dedicated to community development and sustainable practices.

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