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Leicester Forest East
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Credit Control Manager

We are looking for a Credit Control Manager to lead a new European Credit Control team within a rapidly growing Shared Services function based in Leicester.

We're looking for an experienced Credit Control Manager or Senior Credit Controller who is fluent in English and either Spanish or Italian. This is a hands-on leadership role where you'll develop the team, improve processes, drive cash collection performance, and build strong customer relationships across Spain and Italy.

Purpose of Role

Credit Control Manager is responsible for the collection of overdue debts in a timely and professional manner, oversee the day-to-day operations of the credit control function, manage a team of credit controllers, and ensure the efficient collection of outstanding debts. They will also look at improving working capital efficiency and minimising credit risk through the effective monitoring and assessment of customer accounts and their creditworthiness. Also play a key role in developing and implementing credit control policies and ensuring the financial health of the business.

Main Duties & Responsibilities

  • Team Leadership & Management: Lead and develop the credit control team across Spain and Italy, setting clear performance expectations and ensuring continuous training on regional credit practices.
  • Strategy & Policy Development: Implement credit control strategies aligned with Southern European commercial norms and the EU Late Payment Directive.
  • Account Supervision: Oversee customer accounts in Spain (S.A./S.L.) and Italy (S.r.l./S.p.A.), directly managing high-value or complex cross-border accounts.
  • Debt Recovery & Local Formalities: Drive timely collections and formal escalations, utilizing local statutory demand notices (Burofax in Spain; PEC / Raccomandata A/R in Italy) and structured payment plans (piani di rientro).
  • Credit Risk Management: Oversee credit reviews and risk mitigation, leveraging local intelligence registries (Informa D&B in Spain, Cerved in Italy) and official filings (Registro Mercantil / Camera di Commercio).
  • Cash Flow & Payment Instruments: Optimize cash collection while actively managing regional payment methods (SEPA Direct Debits, Pagarés in Spain, and Ri.Ba. in Italy) to reduce return rates.
  • Cross-Functional Collaboration & E-Invoicing: Partner with Sales and Invoicing teams to resolve billing disputes and handle immediate rejections within mandatory e-invoicing systems (FACe / Veri*Factu in Spain, SDI in Italy).
  • Reporting & Bad Debt Provisioning: Provide regular aging analysis and manage bad debt provisions in line with local accounting standards (PGC / OIC) and IFRS 9, including VAT recovery on written-off debts.
  • Month-End & Audit Support: Ensure accurate month-end ledger closing and provide necessary documentation for local tax authority audits (AEAT in Spain, Agenzia delle Entrate in Italy).
  • Legal Escalations & Compliance: Direct legal recovery through fast-track regional court processes (Proceso Monitorio in Spain; Decreto Ingiuntivo in Italy) while ensuring full GDPR compliance.

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  • Fluency in written and spoken English, alongside full professional proficiency in either Spanish or Italian, is required
  • Proven experience as a Credit Control Manager or in a senior credit control role, with a deep understanding of credit control processes and risk management.
  • Strong leadership skills, with experience managing and developing a team to achieve targets.
  • Exceptional communication, negotiation, and problem-solving skills, with the ability to manage difficult situations and maintain strong customer relationships.
  • Excellent organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines.
  • Strong analytical skills and experience in using financial software to produce reports and manage accounts.
  • A proactive, strategic mindset with the ability to make data-driven decisions to improve credit management and cash flow.
  • Comprehensive knowledge of credit policies, financial regulations, and industry best practices.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel; experience with credit control and accounting software is preferred.
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Skills

Credit Control
Team Leadership
Risk Management
Cash Collection
Spanish Language
Italian Language
Financial Reporting
Debt Recovery
Working Capital Optimization
E-Invoicing
IFRS 9
Negotiation
Microsoft Excel
Accounting Software
GDPR Compliance
Aging Analysis

Location

Leicester Forest East, England, United Kingdom

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