Corus International is seeking a Manager, Finance & Accounting, Impact Investing to join its impact venture arm, Ground-Up Investing. This position may be based in Colombia, Ecuador, or Peru and is fully remote.
Locations (3)
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Responsibilities
Manage and perform day-to-day financial administration of GUI's loan portfolio, including amortization schedules, interest accruals, collections, covenant monitoring, reporting calendars, and the debt instrument register.
Manage borrower repayment tracking, notices, follow-up, routine issue resolution, and escalation of delinquent or higher-risk accounts.
Maintain fund cash-flow forecasts and coordinate capital accounts, drawdowns, and investor and lender reporting.
Conduct expected credit loss and impairment analyses under ASC 326/CECL, documenting assumptions and communicating financial implications.
Analyze portfolio performance, liquidity needs, operating priorities, stakeholder obligations, and financial or reputational risks; recommend appropriate action.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or Business Administration
Nice to have: Advanced knowledge of accounting, financial management, internal controls, financial reporting, and fund or loan operations
Nice to have: Cross-functional subject-matter expertise
Nice to have: Independent management of complex projects
Supports the LEU+ Project by providing integrated risk management, Schedule Risk Analysis (SRA), invoice tracking, cost forecasting, and project performance reporting.
Locations (2)
Columbia, South Carolina, United States
Hopkins, South Carolina, United States
Compensation
The base salary range for this position, which is dependent upon experience, qualifications and skills, is estimated to be $69,200 to $86,500 per year.
Responsibilities
Maintain the project risk and opportunity register, including probability, impacts, mitigation actions, owners, and due dates.
Coordinate periodic risk reviews and develop monthly risk reporting, including top risks, emerging exposures, mitigation status, and trends.
Support quantitative Schedule Risk Analysis (SRA), including Monte Carlo analysis, P50/P80 milestone confidence, criticality, sensitivity, and key schedule-risk drivers.
Coordinate schedule-risk results with the integrated project schedule and risk register and support development of mitigation and recovery actions.
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