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Designation: NA Location: India Uttar Pradesh Lucknow Organization: Financial Services Job Description: Job Purpose The purpose of this job is to plan regional sales and business growth with the Zonal Sales Manager and meet stated targets considering local variances and competitive dynamics. This role takes joint approval decisions with Risk counterpart as per approval matrix, and partners with Risk, Operations and Sales Governance teams to ensure portfolio health. It supports business profitability by identifying and addressing underperformance, adopting/ proposing process improvements, capitalizing on channel optimization opportunities, etc. It serves as a point of escalation for specific cases/ exception handling and supports the removal of bottlenecks at the regional level. It also drives cross-selling across ABHFL and ABFSG products/ solutions in the region as per agreed zonal plans and unique client requirements. Job Context & Major Challenges Job Context/ Job Challenges: Organizational Context Key Aspects: Part of the Aditya Birla Capital Limited, Aditya Birla Housing Finance Limited (ABHFL) is registered with the National Housing Bank as a housing finance company under the National Housing Bank Act, 1987. The company offers a complete range of housing finance solutions such as home loans, home improvement and home construction loans, balance transfer and top-up loans, loans against property and construction finance. The company acquired its license on 9th July 2014 and has aggressive growth plans. Job Context Key Aspects: Providing housing finance (to buyers), Loan against Property, Commercial Property Purchase, Lease Rental Discounting and Construction Finance (to builders) solutions, ABHFL caters to a diverse range of customer segments through its various service offerings. Additionally, being predominantly retail driven, the business is characterized by high volume of loan transactions and customer relationships. As a result, ABHFL business performance is strongly impacted by people, process and organizational efficiencies, alongside core business drivers such as product/ solution quality, channel and customer relationship management and risk management. The RSM ABHFL is responsible for driving regional sales operations in line with the strategy devised and agreed with the ZSMABHFL, to achieve targeted book size, profitability, growth & customer service objectives via requisite business development, client engagement and team mobilization initiatives. Key Challenges To co-create a regional/ state sales strategy (in consultation with the ZSM-ABHFL), that takes into account state-specific realities and challenges associated with being a new brand in a cluttered marketplace To drive regional performance, overcoming competitive pressures to grow market share and create book of desired size To stay up to date on the latest market and sector trends, identifying opportunities/ challenges for the regional business to capitalize on/ prepare for, and provide relevant inputs to the ZH as well To ensure loan conversion/ sanction/ utilization percentages are high and an appropriate sourcing funnel is built to meet targets To constantly upgrade financial & operational know how of self and team members on industry dynamics, effective negotiation and relationship building, and efficient loan processing for maintaining lasting relationships with customers while ensuring portfolio health and profitability To ensure compliant regional sales operations at all times, despite sales pressures and market cycles To ensure credit quality and effective portfolio selection/ pre-screening thereby minimizing potential NPAs To ensure team motivation and engagement in a high pressure work environment and a competitive talent market Enabling Skill Sets & Qualifications Critical skill sets required to meet these challenges include business acumen, strong team management and communication, execution skills, product-market understanding, and operations integration & controlling skills. Education & experience required to fulfil this profile are a postgraduate with minimum 8 - 10 yrs of total sales experience in the Banking/ NBFC space, of which at least recent 5 - 6 yrs experience should be in HFC sales. Key Result Areas KRA (Accountabilities) (Max 1325 Characters) Supporting Actions (Max 1325 Characters) KRA1 Regional Sales Strategy Work with ZSM-ABHFL on devising the regional business strategy and operations plan, considering product-environmental factors, competitive forces and sector-specific trends Ensure cascade of strategy and plans to the team down the line for effective execution and alignment Ensure branch planning and operations (resourcing, productivity, compliance, etc.) in line with regional strategy Provide inputs for effective sales incentive/ payout scheme design, considering state level factors, business practices/ norms, etc. Track industry and .
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