Purpose

Reporting to the MIS Manager, you will be responsible to build the architecture to deliver highly reliable MIS to drive collections strategies and actions across International Banking division. You are an analytical individual with excellent communication skills; you possess initiative and the ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously.

Accountabilities
- Assist with the design of applications & reports.
- Automate data collection from multiple sources / report generation process to make it faster and better.
- Design reports and scorecards to measure, analyze, improve, and control collections performance across international banking.
- Provide best-in-class scorecards to benchmark internally and externally operations and portfolio Key Performance Indicators.
- Perform analytics on Collections and Recovery trends and causes, lead MIS team to embrace the regional “One Best Way” approach.
- Standardize reports to measure collections performance and provide operational governance.
- Identify best practices and replicate them across Collections & Recovery Hub’s.




- Ability to turn data into information, knowledge, intelligence, and wisdom that's actionable and measurable.
- Model portfolio performance and forecast delinquency & loss impact in different roll rate scenarios.
- Model and perform capacity planning for all sites and hubs.
- Ensure all COB’s are signed, acknowledged and adhered to.
- Perform other duties as assigned.

Dimensions

Operates independently day to day and receives direction from the VP, Collections, and liaises with IB/Local Technology as needed. High level of autonomy required in assessing day to day issues to maximize efficiency and optimize costs. High database programming level to deliver information through data mining in diferent database languages. Ability to create easy to follow data views related to the data mining results and also for the reporting structure. Number of countries supported: +9 countries as at Nov'18 (Sco

📌 MIS Specialist (Bogotá)
🏢 Scotiabank
📍 Bogotá