
[LTA-FIN] DEPUTY MANAGER, 2 COLLECTIONS, RECEIVABLES AND REFUNDS
The Deputy Manager, 2 Collections, Receivables and Refunds plays a critical role in safeguarding the Authority's financial interests by ensuring the timely and accurate recovery of monies owed by contractors and external parties, including sums due for works carried out by the Authority and damages to roads and related infrastructure and facilities. The role requires a balance of operational oversight, financial reporting rigour, stakeholder management, and a continuous improvement mindset.
Oversee/monitor the end-to-end collections/billing process and determine appropriate intervention strategies for each case. Liaise closely with internal stakeholders across operations, legal, and project teams to ensure timely follow-up with their customers and well-coordinated recovery efforts. Where disputes arise, work with the relevant parties to facilitate resolution and ensure outcomes are properly documented and reflected in the accounts. Oversee the validation, authorisation, and timely refunds to external parties where applicable.
Ensure appropriate accounting treatment for collections and refunds in compliance with Statutory Board Financial Reporting Standards (SB-FRS). Prepare and review month-end, year-end, and audit schedules, and liaise with internal and external auditors to maintain audit readiness.
Keep standard operating procedures and internal financial regulations current, compliant, and aligned with prevailing Government Finance regulations and business needs. Identify control gaps and recommend governance enhancements.
Improve efficiency through process simplification and digitalisation using analytics, RPA, and AI. Foster continuous improvement and partner with IT and data teams to implement and sustain enhancements.
Produce regular management reports on collections and refunds, covering key metrics such as ageing profiles, and outstanding balances, to support senior management decision-making and highlight areas requiring attention or escalation.
Lead the team by setting clear objectives, allocating workloads, fostering high performance, and supporting members’ professional development and effectiveness.

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