Collections director vs portfolio manager

Differences between collections director and portfolio manager duties and responsibilities

Collections director example responsibilities.

• Achieve goal a year ahead of schedule, reducing DSO's from a steady 59 days to 43 days.
• Manage team through budget/business plans with oversight responsibility to department objectives.
• Credit and collection duties to maintain appropriate DSO levels.
• Perform collections activities on delinquent loan accounts to include repossessions, foreclosures, bankruptcy proceedings, and disposition of repossess assets.
• Supervise the project to move the majority of vendors and customers to ACH transactions.
• Initial collections experience; develop communication and negotiation skills while quickly progressing through various departments specializing in different financial areas.

Portfolio manager example responsibilities.

• Manage ongoing existing client needs and assist in credit structuring at loan origination.
• Manage over $900M in U.S. Equities and fixed-income; are simultaneously responsible for monitoring over $1.4b in global assets
• Manage governance, engage stakeholders and communicate budget impact to senior management.
• Conduct post-promotion analysis and manage financial reporting to ensure favorable ROI for clients.
• Create PowerPoint presentation books for clients.
• Facilitate internal, external, GAAP audits.
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