Branch Manager- Frankfort

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Overview This role is for a Branch Manager at Atlas Finance in Frankfort. The primary purpose of the position is to promote, assist, and enable clients to apply for credit loans, ensuring that all loan applications comply with credit granting regulations and company policies. What you will do * Meet monthly set Loan application Sales targets by promoting Credit Loans and assisting customers. * Meet monthly set Collections targets by actioning company procedures and instructions for collections, and following up on collections of customer loan instalments. * Accurately update and maintain records, and branch housekeeping standards in a tidy and timely manner. * Provide a professional and friendly service to all internal and external customers at all times. Requirements (from the original advert) * Minimum: Grade 12 * Certificate/Diploma in Micro Lending Frontline Service (NQF L3) * 2 years’ experience in the Micro finance industry * Mathematical Literacy Who should apply Candidates with a minimum of Grade 12, a Certificate/Diploma in Micro Lending Frontline Service (NQF L3), and at least two years of experience in the micro finance industry, who also possess mathematical literacy. The ideal candidate will be adept at meeting sales and collections targets, diligent in record-keeping and maintaining branch standards, and committed to providing professional customer service. Deadline 09 November 2026 Reference Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/branch-manager-frankfort-atlas-finance Source: myjobmag

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