Job Description

Role Overview

As an Assistant Manager - Credit (Supply Chain Finance), you will own the end-to-end underwriting cycle for Supply Chain Finance programs--from eligibility assessment and financial analysis to credit memo preparation, risk evaluation, due diligence, and portfolio monitoring.


Underwrite and monitor Cross-Border SCF--Export Receivables (recourse/non-recourse, buyer & country risk) and Import Bill Discounting (LC/Collections bills, bank/issuer risk), with program & percounterparty limits, covenants, and early warning signals (EWS).


You will collaborate closely with Business, Operations, Legal, Tech, and anchor/vendor partners to build a high quality credit portfolio while maintaining strong governance and risk controls.

A) Intake & Preliminary Assessment

Review login files received from Business/Originations for completeness (KYC, financials, bank data, GST, invoices, anchor/vendor documentation, comfort letters, etc.).

Perform eligibility screening through credit bureau pulls (CIBIL/CRIF/Experian/Equifax) and summarize key bureau insights.

Run KYC/AML/PEP/sanctions checks (including CKYC), highlighting deviations and red-flag indicators.

Prepare a CAM-lite summary: business snapshot, banking behaviour, bureau highlights, anchor/vendor dynamics, GST trends, and checklist gaps.

Where appropriate, conduct reference checks and site/virtual visits; identify UBO/relatedparty links.

B) Full-Cycle Underwriting

Analyze financial statements, GST data, cash flows, and bank behaviour to assess borrower repayment capacity.

Evaluate anchor/vendor program structures including exposure, concentration risk, payment cycles, invoice quality, and counterparty performance.

Assess SCF product fitment for receivables, payables, distributor/vendor financing and anchor-led programs.

Prepare detailed Credit Assessment Memos (CAMs) including risk ratings, mitigants, pricing justification, covenants, and recommendations.

Validate documentation requirements (agreements, undertakings, board resolutions, comfort letters, guarantees, etc.) in coordination with Legal.

C) Risk Evaluation & Decisioning

Identify early warning signals--GST anomalies, invoice ageing, cash flow gaps, banking stress patterns, anchor delays.

Conduct fraud checks and verify authenticity of invoices, IRNs, anchor/vendor relationships, and trade flows.

Assess program-level risks: industry cycles, anchor concentration, supply-chain disruptions, seasonality, and counterparty risks.

Present credit cases to internal committees; provide clear justification of risks, deviations, and recommended structures.

D) Post-Approval & Disbursal Readiness

Validate compliance with sanction conditions, covenants, and documentation checklists before disbursal.

Review invoice eligibility, limit setting, pricing/tenor alignment, and anchor/vendor linkages.

Coordinate with Operations for seamless execution of approved deals.

E) Portfolio Monitoring & Risk Controls

Monitor borrower/anchor/vendor performance through MIS, bank/GST data, ageing buckets, utilisation, delinquencies, and exceptions.

Track NPA/DPD movement and recommend corrective actions such as limit resizing, restructuring, or enhanced monitoring.

Support monthly credit bureau reporting by validating loan statuses and remedying disputes.

Assist with regulatory reporting (where credit input is required), internal audit readiness, and periodic policy/SOP improvements.

F) Stakeholder Management

Contribute to credit policy/SOP updates.

Collaborate with Business for structuring solutions and understanding client requirements.

Partner with Operations for documentation, disbursals, and servicing validations.

Work with Legal, Compliance, and Tech teams to align risk frameworks, workflows, and system-level controls.

Engage with anchors/vendors for clarifications, program assessment, and data validation.

G) Cross-Border SCF -- Credit (Export Receivables & Import Bill Discounting)

Product underwriting: Size and structure Export Receivable Finance (invoice discounting) and Import Bill Discounting (under LC/Collections); align advance/discount rates, margins, and max usance/tenor to trade cycles and liquidity.

Counterparty & country/bank risk: Assess buyers, suppliers, issuing/confirming banks, and countries; use external reports/references; run sanctions/AML; identify trade-based money laundering risks.

Must-Have Skills & Experience

6-8 years of credit underwriting experience in Supply Chain Finance (NBFC/Bank/Fintech).

Strong financial analysis capability--P&L, balance sheet, cash flows, GST, banking behaviour, ratios.

In-depth understanding of SCF models (receivables, payables, distributor/vendor finance).

Hands-on experience with credit bureaus, KYC/AML checks, invoice/GST validations.

Direct exposure to export receivables finance and import bill discounting underwriting

(buyer supplier analysis, country risk, program & per-buyer, seller limits).


Comfort working with LMS, scorecards, risk models, and underwriting workflows.

Advanced Excel skills (Lookups, Pivots), analytical mindset, and high accuracy.

Soft Skills

Strong ownership and follow-through.

High attention to detail and disciplined execution.

Ability to analyze large datasets and draw insights.

Effective communicator with cross-functional collaboration ability.

Comfortable working under timelines in a fast-growing NBFC setup.

About Us

We are a newly established, credit focused NBFC committed to enabling access to finance for MSMEs and underserved retail borrowers across India. Our mission is to build a modern, techenabled lending platform that delivers responsible credit at scale.


Our parent AVANA Companies (www.avanacompanies.com) is a U.S. based group of credit and finance companies specializing in lending to specific niche industries that we're highly knowledgeable in, such as hospitality, construction, and traditional Commercial Real Estate (CRE) because it enables us to provide the best possible service for our borrowers and minimize risk for our investors. We focus on helping small business owners and real estate developers across the USA by offering quick, adaptable, and dependable financing.


Based in Glendale, Arizona, our financial services firm stands at the forefront of the industry, embracing innovation and fostering a culture of excellence.


Founded in 2002, we have originated loans more than $6.5 Billion and managed $1 Billion assets for our investors.

Why Join Us?

Shape the credit risk foundation of a new-age NBFC from the ground up.

Work at the intersection of Business, Risk, Legal, Tech & Governance.

* Be part of a disciplined, governance-first culture focused on long-term, high-quality portfolio growth.