Advisor Debt Management Specialist

  • Employer: PPI Management Inc.
  • Office: 3600 4th Street SE
  • Location: Calgary, Alberta
  • Other Possible Location(s): Halifax, Nova Scotia; North York, Ontario; Quebec, Quebec; Winnipeg, Manitoba; St-John's, Newfoundland and Labrador; Edmonton, Alberta
  • Job category: Not Evaluated (Job Family)
  • Job ID: JR10021888
  • Job type: Permanent Job
  • Apply before: 2025-01-31

Description

PPI company overview:

PPI (an independent subsidiary of iA Financial) is an Insurance Marketing Organization that sits between independent advisors and insurance companies. From coast-to-coast, we provide value-added services and support such as digital tools, education, marketing, and processing, to help Advisors elevate and grow their business with a socially responsible mindset.

At PPI, each day you have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference when you support our independent insurance advisors in providing financial security and peace of mind to their clients: Canadian families and businesses.

When you join PPI you will be part of a diverse, inclusive and equitable place to work that values different perspectives. You will benefit from a culture that is people-focused, inclusive and collaborative with opportunities to learn and develop your skills, develop your career and make a meaningful impact.

Our people drive our progress through innovative ideas and a commitment to excellence. We work hard and always ensure we have fun along the way.

PPI is pleased to provide employees with the flexibility of a hybrid work environment.  This role is eligible for working from home up to 3 days per week.  

For more information about PPI visit: www.ppi.ca
 

Advisor Debt Management Specialist

The Advisor Debt Management Specialist is responsible for investigating, tracking, recording and collecting debt that arises from commission sales within PPI.  The Advisor Debt Management Specialist plays a key role in ensuring that financial operations related to collections are handled accurately and promptly by communicating these balances both to our external insurance advisors as well as internally to decision makers within PPI.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Monitor the commission systems of our carrier partners on a monthly basis and record any debt that arises.

  • Maintain and curate debit balance dashboards for seven distinct regions within PPI.

  • Perform in-depth commission investigations as required and prepare clear and concise reporting related to debts and their root causes.

  • Build effective relationships with Advisors and internal partners, acting as a consistent point of contact on debt related issues, ensuring prompt follow-through to resolution.

  • Assist Sales team members with furthering their understanding of debts and recovery efforts.

  • Collaborate with the Accounting department to accurately allocate debt repayments from Advisors, ensuring that all transactions are correctly recorded and reconciled.

  • Liaise with external debt collection agencies to escalate collection of difficult accounts.

  • Additional responsibilities, duties and special projects as identified.

  • Engage in actions that encourage, reflect and align with PPI’s ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) commitments to our Advisors, their clients and our employees.

Education, Experience and Skills:

  • 2 - 3 years experience in the insurance industry in a collections role or similarly aligned Financial Accounting position.

  • Strong proficiency in Microsoft Office applications; Outlook, Sharepoint, Excel and Word in particular.

  • Experience in a highly service-oriented role.

  • Demonstrated financial acumen with strong mathematical and analytical skills and an understanding of Basic Accounting principles.

  • Excellent judgement with strong sense of responsibility and accountability.

  • Outstanding attention to detail with proven ability to be precise, accurate and meticulous.

  • Excellent organization and time management skills with proven ability to handle multiple priorities and competing deadlines.

  • Effective communication skills, both oral and written.

  • Advanced level of the English language required as incumbent is required to collaborate with English speaking clients and colleagues, in addition to liaising with third party collection agencies to support debt management efforts on a daily basis.

  • Proven ability to work effectively with others to establish and maintain collaborative and productive working relationships.

  • Ability to handle sensitive and confidential information in a professional manner.

We thank all applicants for applying, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.  Your resume may be used for other vacancies.

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Company Overview

iA Financial Group is the strength of a company with a human side, with its over 10,000 employees. Together, we have earned the trust of our more than five million clients and 50,000 advisors who have chosen us for their insurance, savings, and wealth management.

With over $235 billion in assets, we’re a key player in the financial services industry in Canada and the United States. The secret to our success? Investing in you, one person at a time. Because, for over 130 years, we have believed that it’s by supporting our employees and surrounding ourselves with the most reputable leaders in the industry, we will continue to innovate.

At iA, we’re invested in you.

Our commitment to Diversity and Inclusion

At iA Financial Group, we support and celebrate diversity. We strive to provide a workplace that is recognized as inclusive for all, regardless of ethnic origin, nationality, language, religious beliefs, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, family situation, or physical or mental disability.

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