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Senior Executive of Guarantee Management

Key responsibilities

  • Monitor overdue loans and identifying early warning sign.
  • Understand the drivers/reasons for non-performing loans and the strategies to address them accordingly.
  • Determine the different categories of non-performing borrowers and effectively prioritize loan recovery efforts.
  • Cooperate with PFIs to execute initiatives for bad debts recovery, striving to recover outstanding debts.
  • Establish strategy for debt settlement and regularly track any debt in failure of repayment and irregular risk level for resolution and take measure in time.
  • Work closely with PFI to ensure that they are well served and work closely with CGCC’s relevant departments to ensure smooth and effective operations.
  • Record, update, and safeguard guaranteed loans related documents/data submitted by PFI.
  • Perform and record restructuring application in GMS.
  • Assist all aspects of centralized operations including credit operation, claims operation, loan recovery process, and so on.
  • Assist the Manager, Centralized Operations on guarantee operational matters including developing operational procedures and policies.
  • Produce and analyze of overdue loan report, recovery report, and claim report and present to CGCC’s management.
  • Highlight finding, analyse the trend and NPL/PAR ratio by PFI to management and the improvement from PFI by monthly, quarterly, semester and yearly report.
  • Analyze the NPL from different angles and apply various techniques/strategies to maintain a healthy loan portfolio.
  • Carry out any other duties and ad-hoc assignments assigned by management or when required by CGCC.

 

Qualification Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in finance, business administration, or a related field

(Master’s degree qualification preferred).

  • Minimum 3 to 5 years of experience in the financial industry or banking sector.
  • Attention to detail and accuracy.
  • Strong knowledge and experience in managing overdue accounts and collections management.
  • Analytical and problem-solving skills.
  • Ability to work effectively as a team with a sense of responsibility, flexibility, adaptability and ability to learn, work under pressure and meet targets.
  • Knowledge of relevant banking regulations and compliance.
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills in both Khmer and English.
  • Competence in Microsoft Office Software and Guarantee Management System (GMS).

 

Deputy Manager/Senior Executive of Product Development

Key Responsibilities

  • Assist in managing and developing Guarantee products to address the needs of SMEs.
  • Assist in preparing all aspects of the product development, including design, structure, features, pricing, workflows, and approval process.
  • Assist new product launches, including product launch plans, roll-out timings, etc.
  • Conduct product training to internal colleagues and external stakeholders.
  • Conduct market research and analyze market data to provide recommendations on how to design CGCC’s products and provide CGCC’s service to meet the market’s needs.
  • Monitor and analyze sales trends and recommend marketing activities to achieve sales targets.
  • Maintain networking and collaboration with CGCC’s stakeholders, including SMEs, FIS, associations, and governmental institutions to assist the development of SMEs.
  • Carry out any other duties and ad-hoc assignments assigned by management as and when required for CGCC.

 

Qualification Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree holders in Economics, Finance, Business, Management, Public Administration, or other related fields (Master’s degree qualification preferred).
  • Minimum 3 to 5 years of working experiences in product development in the banking/financial industry.
  • Proven coordination, communication, interpersonal and diplomatic skills.
  • Ability to work effectively as a team with a sense of responsibility, flexibility, adaptability, and ability to learn and work under pressure.
  • Ability to prioritize tasks effectively, maintain timelines, and manage/plan workloads effectively.
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills in both Khmer and English.
  • Competence in Microsoft Office Software.

 

Deputy Manager of Relationship Management

Key Responsibilities

  • Maintain a deep knowledge of company products and services.
  • Maintain and building strong networking and collaboration with CGCC’s stakeholders, including SMEs, PFIs, associations, and governmental institutions to assist the development of SMEs.
  • Monitor and analysing sales trends and recommending marketing activities to achieve sales targets.
  • Conduct market research and analysing market data to pursue new business opportunities.
  • Provide stakeholders with comprehensive product/service consultations and guiding their decision-making process.
  • Upsell and cross-selling products/services.
  • Resolve complaints and issues efficiently and in a timely manner.
  • Ensure sales/revenue targets and customer satisfaction.
  • Conduct product/service training to external stakeholders.
  • Carry out any other duties and ad-hoc assignments assigned by management or when required by CGCC.

 

Qualification Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in Economics, Finance, Business, Management, Public Administration, or other related fields.
  • Minimum 3 to 5 years working experiences in marketing, strategy, sales, business development in financial and/or banking sector.
  • Proven skills in strategy, coordination, communication, interpersonal.
  • Ability to work effectively as a team and individual with a sense of responsibility, flexibility, cooperation, adaptability, openness and willingness to learn.
  • Ability to prioritize tasks, maintain timelines, and manage/plan workloads effectively.
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills in both Khmer and English.
  • Competence in Microsoft Office Software.

 

Senior Manager/Manager of Guarantee Management

Key Responsibilities

  • Develop and implement overall collection and recovery strategies aligned with organizational goals, including setting performance targets, KPIs, and productivity standards for collection and recovery teams.
  • Analyze portfolio performance to identify risk trends, conduct root cause analysis on delinquency spikes, and ensure delinquency and NPL ratios are maintained within approved thresholds.
  • Oversee early, mid, and late-stage collections across all product lines, implement segmentation strategies to optimize recovery efforts and reduce roll rates, and ensure proper controls are in place.
  • Design efficient collection workflows, call strategies, visit models, and skip tracing processes, while strengthening quality assurance, call monitoring, and compliance with internal policies and guidelines.
  • Manage credit guarantee functions and CGCC’s asset quality, including reviewing, red-flagged accounts, monitoring guaranteed loans, and conducting post-approval reviews in a timely manner.
  • Conduct on-site inspections and coordinate with PFIs to verify borrower information and resolve NPL cases.
  • Manage legal recovery actions including demand notices, litigation, repossession, and auction processes, and coordinate with external legal partners, law firms, and recovery agencies.
  • Ensure compliance with NBC regulations and internal policies, implement robust controls to prevent misconduct, and ensure fair and respectful treatment of customers and PFIs.
  • Lead and develop collection and recovery teams, prepare reports for senior management, collaborate with internal stakeholders, manage external vendors, and introduce automation and analytics to improve operational efficiency and portfolio health.
  • Carry out any other duties and ad-hoc assignments assigned by management as and when required for CGCC.

 

Qualification Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in Banking and Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, Law (advantageous for recovery/legal actions) or other related fields (Master’s degree qualification preferred).
  • Minimum 5 to 8 years of experience in the financial industry or banking sector related to credit assessment and collection (managerial-level experience preferred).
  • Professional certifications or training in Compliance or Fraud Management, Legal to Litigation/Recovery Procedures, NPL Management, Regulatory Requirements, and Portfolio Analytics are preferred.
  • Strong knowledge and experience in managing overdue accounts and collections management.
  • Strong analytical, attention to details, accuracy, problem-solving and decision-making skills.
  • Ability to work effectively as a team with a sense of responsibility, flexibility, adaptability and ability to learn, work under pressure and meet targets.
  • Knowledge of relevant banking regulations and compliance.
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills in both Khmer and English.
  • Competence in Microsoft Office Software and Core Banking Systems.

 

Senior Executive of IT Audit

Key Responsibilities

  • Assist in planning IT audit assignments, including audit scope and objectives of the individual audits.
  • Conduct IT audit fieldwork in accordance with the approved Annual Audit Plan and Internal Audit methodology.
  • Review IT systems, applications, and processes to assess the adequacy and effectiveness of internal controls.
  • Perform pre and post-implementation review of system implementation or enhancement.
  • Identify control weaknesses and IT-related risks and propose practical recommendations for improvement.
  • Review IT Management policies and procedures (change management, DR, information security etc.
  • Prepare audit working papers and support the preparation of IT audit reports.
  • Carry out any other duties and ad-hoc assignments assigned by management as and when required for CGCC

 

Qualification Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in information technology, Information Systems, Computer Science, or a related field (Master’s degree qualification preferred).
  • Minimum 3 to 5 years of experience in IT audit, internal audit, IT risk, or related areas experience in financial institutions or regulated environments is an advantage.
  • Understanding of IT controls, systems, and information security.
  • Ability to independently plan and perform audit testing and document audit results clearly.
  • Knowledge of Internal Audit standards and audit working paper requirements.
  • Analytical thinking, IT risk assessment, and report-writing skills.
  • High integrity, attention to detail and professional ethics.
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills in both Khmer and English, applied effectively in audit work and documentation.
  • Competence in Microsoft Office Software

 

Deadline: 31 July 2026

Interested candidates, please submit your resume and other relevant documents  to email: [email protected]

CGCC Participates the Bilbao Bootcamp II: Scaling and Building Investible Territorial Solutions through Localization Blueprint in Bilbao, Spain

Upon the invitation from the United Nations Joint SGD Fund and the Local2030 Coalition, Mr. Lida No, CEO of CGCC, attended the Bilbao Bootcamp II: Scaling and Building Investible Territorial Solutions through Localization Blueprint, co-hosted by the Government of Spain, the Basque Regional Government, the UN Joint SDG Fund, and the Local2030 Coalition at the University of Deusto, Bilbao, Spain, from 9-11 June 2026.

The event aims to support 12 new countries, including Cambodia, in developing concrete, bankable financing solutions while strengthening the fiscal, institutional, and governance ecosystems required for long term sustainability. It also welcomed regions with advanced financial markets to foster deeper peer learning and broaden investment opportunities.

The agendas in the Bootcamp included spark talk, leadership roundtable, hands-on technical design workshops, and investment matchmaking sessions. 

During the event, Mr. Lida No participated in a leadership round table discussion on “Unlocking Private Capital: De-risking and Sustainable Business Models”. This roundtable explored how territorial initiatives move from perceived risk to investable opportunities by combining effective de-risking strategies with sustainable business models. It examined how governance, policy coherence, data systems, and early-stage interventions reduce uncertainty, while ESG-driven approaches and partnership models help anchor long-term private investment.

“10,000 Riel, 10,000 People” for Cambodian Babies and Children

On 4 June 2026, Mr. No Lida, CEO of CGCC, led CGCC staff to participate in the 2,700 Steps for Cambodian Children event, presided over by H.E. Dr. Aun Pornmoniroth, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of the Ministry of Economy and Finance, and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Kantha Bopha Foundation of Cambodia at the Morodok Techo National Stadium.

Through this event, CGCC is pleased to raise the fund contribution from all CGCC’s management and team for the Kuntha Bopha Foundation of Cambodia.

The purpose of this event is to inspire the fundraising movement from leaders, civil servants, and staff at all levels under the Ministry of Economy and Finance to donate as much as possible to support the Kantha Bopha Foundation of Cambodia, which is an important part of saving the lives of many Cambodian infants and children who are in need of treatment from Kantha Bopha Hospital.

 

 

CGCC and CHIEF BANK Officially Signed Agreements on a Wholesale Guarantee Scheme (WGS) and the Economic Stimulus Guarantee Scheme (ESGS)

On 20 May 2026 at the CGCC office, Credit Guarantee Corporation of Cambodia (CGCC) and CHIEF BANK officially signed agreements on a Wholesale Guarantee Scheme (WGS) and the Economic Stimulus Guarantee Scheme (ESGS). The agreements were signed by Mr. No Lida, Chief Executive Officer of CGCC, and Dr. Lim Aun, Chief Executive Officer of Chief Bank, in the presence of management and representatives from both organizations.

Through this partnership, Chief Bank has become a participating financial institution of CGCC, enabling the Bank to expand financing under CGCC guarantee schemes to potential businesses, particularly SMEs and MSMEs facing collateral constraints when applying for bank loans.

WGS and ESGS will support Chief Bank in expanding access to finance for businesses facing collateral constraints, while contributing to private sector development and Cambodia’s economic resilience.

 

The Visit of the LCGC Delegation on the Exchange of Technical Knowledge and Experience from CGCC in Credit Guarantee Operations

CGCC is pleased to warmly welcome a delegation from Lao Credit Guarantee Sole Company Limited (LCGC) from 11 to 12 May 2026 for a study visit on technical knowledge exchange and institutional learning in credit guarantee operations. The delegation comprises 13 participants, including members of LCGC’s Board of Directors, Chief Executive Officer Mr. Wong Keet Loong, and representatives from relevant Lao government institutions.

The visit forms part of LCGC’s ongoing effort to strengthen its operational capacity by drawing on CGCC’s established experience in implementing credit guarantee schemes in Cambodia. It should also be noted that the visit was followed by the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between CGCC and LCGC, marking a key step in strengthening cooperation and knowledge exchange between the two institutions.

Through this two-day study visit, CGCC welcomed the LCGC delegation for a structured programme of technical exchange and institutional learning. The visit began with an introduction to CGCC’s institutional background, organizational development, and key performance milestones, followed by a session on CGCC’s product portfolio, and the role of credit guarantees in improving access to finance for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs).

The agenda also included a practical session on CGCC’s guarantee operation flow, practical experience and lessons learned from working with participating financial institutions, CGCC’s information technology systems, and how digital tools support internal workflows, data management, reporting, and guarantee portfolio monitoring.

The study visit serves as a meaningful platform for peer learning between the two institutions and reinforces the value of regional cooperation in credit guarantee development. Both CGCC and LCGC reaffirm their shared commitment to knowledge sharing among credit guarantee institutions in the region, in support of improved MSME access to finance and broader inclusive economic growth.

 

 

 

Cambodia and Laos Credit Guarantee Agencies Sign MOU to Boost MSME Financing and Green Credit Cooperation

Cambodia Investment Review

The Credit Guarantee Corporation of Cambodia (CGCC) and Lao Credit Guarantee Sole Company Limited (LCGC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at strengthening cooperation in credit guarantee services and improving access to finance for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) across Cambodia and Laos.

The agreement was signed on May 11 at CGCC’s headquarters in Phnom Penh by CGCC Chief Executive Officer No Lida and LCGC Chief Executive Officer Wong Keet Loong, with representatives from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Ministry of Finance, the Bank of Lao PDR, and both institutions in attendance.

Focus on MSME Financing Access

The partnership establishes a formal framework for collaboration between the two state-backed credit guarantee institutions, focusing on knowledge sharing, operational development, capacity building, and the expansion of guarantee schemes designed to support MSMEs.

Read More: CGCC Marks Five Years as Government Launches New Individual Guarantee Plus Scheme

CGCC CEO No Lida said the agreement marked the start of what he described as a “long and impactful partnership” between the two organizations, adding that both institutions would benefit from exchanging operational experience and technical knowledge.

He noted that while CGCC began operations earlier, the partnership would create opportunities for both institutions to learn from each other as they continue developing their guarantee frameworks and services.

LCGC CEO Wong Keet Loong said the Cambodian institution had developed into what he described as a regional model for credit guarantee operations over the past five years and that the collaboration would support Laos’ efforts to improve financing access for small businesses.

Green Finance and Knowledge Sharing Included

The MOU also includes cooperation on green taxonomy frameworks and climate-related financing guarantee schemes, reflecting growing regional interest in sustainable finance and green lending initiatives.

Both organizations operate as government-established institutions with mandates focused on reducing financing constraints for MSMEs, a segment widely viewed as critical to economic growth, employment creation, and private sector development across Southeast Asia.

The agreement is also expected to support ongoing information exchange and institutional learning between the two organizations as they expand their operational capabilities.

CGCC and LCGC Expand Regional Cooperation

The agreement comes as governments and financial institutions across the Mekong region continue looking for new mechanisms to support MSME lending amid tighter credit conditions and increasing pressure on smaller businesses to access formal financing.

Credit guarantee institutions are designed to reduce lending risks for commercial banks and financial institutions by partially guaranteeing loans provided to businesses that may otherwise struggle to secure financing due to limited collateral or operating history.

CGCC was established in 2020 under the financial and technical guidance of Cambodia’s Ministry of Economy and Finance. Its mandate includes expanding financial inclusion and supporting economic growth through loan guarantees, bond guarantees, and SME capacity-building initiatives.

According to the institution, CGCC had provided guarantees to 9,808 accounts worth a combined $567.63 million as of the end of April 2026.

LCGC, meanwhile, was officially incorporated in December 2024 and formally launched operations in April 2026. The institution operates under the supervision of the Bank of Lao PDR, with technical guidance from the Ministry of Industry and Commerce and ownership under Laos’ Ministry of Finance.

The Lao institution’s primary role is to support access to finance for MSMEs by providing guarantees to financial institutions, reducing lending risks, and encouraging credit growth within the Lao economy.

Credit to: Cambodia Investment Review, Published on 14 May 2026

 

Cambodia, Laos credit guarantee firms ink MoU to support MSME growth

The Credit Guarantee Corporation of Cambodia (CGCC) and Credit Guarantee Sole Company Limited (LCGC) Monday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to enhance the development of credit guarantee services and the sound growth of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in both countries.

The MOU was signed by No Lida, CEO of CGCC, and Wong Keet Loong, CEO of LCGC, and witnessed by senior representatives from the Lao Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Ministry of Finance, Bank of Lao PDR, totalling 30 participants in Phnom Penh on May 11.

Speaking during the signing ceremony, Lida said, “The MOU between CGCC and LCGC will bring mutual benefits through collaboration in capacity building, information exchange, and operational improvements.”

“It marks the beginning of a long and impactful partnership between our two institutions. Innovation is not defined by institutional maturity. Although CGCC began operations earlier than LCGC, there may be areas where LCGC performs better, and we welcome those opportunities to learn and improve together,” he added.

During his remarks, Wong said, “We are honoured to sign this MoU with CGCC today, establishing a strategic collaboration for LCGC.  CGCC has strong foundations and has matured over the last 5 years into a model credit guarantee institution in the region.”

The LCGC CEO noted that the partnership will support the development of LCGC in improving access to finance for MSMEs in Laos.

He continued, “The MOU establishes a structured framework for ongoing collaboration between CGCC and LCGC in the development and implementation of a credit guarantee scheme to support MSMEs, as well as in the exchange of knowledge on green taxonomy and climate/green financing guarantee schemes.”

“As Government-established, state-owned credit guarantee institutions, both organisations share a common mandate to ease financing constraints for MSMEs, a sector that serves as a cornerstone of regional economic development,” he added.

Credit to: Khmer Times, Published on 13 May 2026

 

CGCC’s 3rd Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activity to support pregnant women and vulnerable mothers

On 09 May 2026, CGCC team, under the leadership of Mr. No Lida, CEO of CGCC, conducted a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activity to support 160 pregnant women and vulnerable mothers in Slakram Village, Slakram Commune, Svay Chek District, Banteay Meanchey Province.

Through this mission, CGCC provided essential care packages and daily-use items to pregnant women and their families, aiming to ease their daily challenges and promote the well-being of both mothers and their babies. The support included nutritional supplies, maternal care items, and financial assistance for those in need.

This initiative reflects CGCC’s commitment to social responsibility and community well-being, especially for women and families who require additional care and support during pregnancy.

 

 

Memorandum of Understanding Signing Ceremony between CGCC and LCGC

On 11 May 2026, at the Credit Guarantee Corporation of Cambodia (CGCC) office, CGCC and Lao Credit Guarantee Sole Company Limited (LCGC)  signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) marking the establishment of a cooperative relationship between the two credit guarantee institutions to enhance the development of credit guarantee services and the sound growth of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSME) of the Kingdom of Cambodia and Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Lao PDR).

 

 

The MOU was signed by Mr. No Lida, Chief Executive Officer of CGCC, and Mr. Wong Keet Loong, Chief Executive Officer of LCGC, witnessed by senior representatives from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Ministry of Finance, Bank of Lao PDR, and CGCC’s management and team, a total of approximately 30 participants.

As Government-established, state-owned credit guarantee institutions, both organizations share a common mandate to ease financing constraints for MSMEs, a sector that serves as a cornerstone of regional economic development.