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Credit Manager

Paris, France

ANINE BING is looking for a Credit Manager to join our Finance and Accounting team based in Paris.

This role is an opportunity to help shape the next chapter of ANINE BING. As a key contributor within our Paris HQ team, the Credit Manager brings both strategic insight and hands-on execution to their work—supporting our global growth while staying grounded in the brand’s DNA: refined, fast-moving, and always evolving.

We’re looking for someone who thrives in a creative yet performance-driven environment. The ideal candidate combines a sharp eye for detail with a clear sense of the big picture. They’re collaborative, resourceful, and energized by building something special—together.

This is a hybrid position based at our Paris HQ, with a preference for in-person work. The role reports to the CFO/

Responsibilities Include:

  • Own the end-to-end global credit management process, with a primary focus on wholesale accounts
  • Assess creditworthiness, define and monitor credit limits, and approve new customer accounts
  • Lead DSO optimization and structured collection processes across regions
  • Partner with Sales teams and agents to align payment terms with commercial strategy while protecting margin and exposure
  • Monitor credit risk concentration and proactively mitigate financial exposure
  • Manage credit insurance relationships and factoring programs where relevant
  • Define and implement clear credit policies, governance frameworks, and reporting standards
  • Prepare monthly reporting on KPIs including DSO, aging, overdue balances, and exposure by region

Requirements:

  • 5–8 years of experience in Credit Management, Accounts Receivable, or Order-to-Cash functions
  • Experience in wholesale B2B environments; fashion, luxury, consumer goods, or international retail preferred
  • Strong financial analysis and credit risk assessment capabilities
  • Proven experience managing multi-country portfolios and working cross-functionally with Sales
  • Solid understanding of ERP systems and reporting tools
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to influence stakeholders

Benefits & Perks

At ANINE BING Paris, we combine creative ambition with a people-first culture. Expect generous time off (including RTT), flexible work, exclusive discounts on our collections, and private sales access—so you can live the brand as much as you build it.

Working at ANINE BING

ANINE BING seeks to empower its employees by providing an environment of mutual respect where equal employment opportunities are available to all applicants and teammates without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, Veteran status, or other legally protected characteristics. Diversity and inclusion is critical to our success as a global brand, and we seek to recruit, develop, and retain the most talented people from a diverse candidate pool.

More about ANINE BING

ANINE BING is a Los Angeles-based fashion house founded in 2012 that blends elements of Scandinavian simplicity with American energy to offer modern wardrobe essentials for women seeking a timeless yet rebellious approach to everyday style. Since its launch, ANINE BING has evolved into a global brand, available in over 90 countries with a growing network of brick-and-mortar retail stores in key cities worldwide.

Powered by a global team of over 250 employees, ANINE BING is headquartered in Los Angeles and Paris, with additional offices in New York and Shanghai. 

About Our Paris HQ

Located just off the Champs-Élysées, our Paris headquarters at 1 Rue François 1er is a cornerstone of our international growth. As the home of our Product teams and other key functions, this space reflects our commitment to creativity, collaboration, and global perspective. As we continue to grow across Europe, our Paris office plays a central role in shaping the future of our brand.

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