Financial Analysis Analyst

Respond to agent inquiries via email or phone. Audit compensation payments (commissions, overrides) including performing SOX audits. Research and resolve compensation issues. Prepare necessary journal entries to resolve discrepancies. Read and interpret commission schedules. Read and interpret commission statements. Guide agents through agent web portal. Run MS Access or SQL queries. Work well independently and under pressure and meet deadlines. Ensure accurate payment of commissions according to department standards. Create manual commission adjustments, payments, direct deposits, etc. Create General Ledger vouchers, stop payments of checks and reissues of checks. Initiate debit balance collection process and establishment of Promissory Notes. Develop detailed knowledge of commission schedules and products. Submit commission schedules to Information Technology to implement new or revised commission schedules to support our sales partners and programs. Performs other duties as assigned.

According to JobzMall, the average salary range for a Financial Analysis Analyst is between $42,000 and $90,000 per year, depending on experience, job location, and other factors. This salary range can also vary depending on the type of financial analysis work the analyst is performing, such as corporate finance, portfolio management, financial planning, or risk management. Additionally, the analyst's education level may also play a role in the salary range.

Cigna Corp. provides medical, dental, disability, life and accident insurance and related products and services to businesses, governmental and non-governmental organizations and individuals. It operates through following segments: Global Health Care; Global Supplemental Benefits; Group Disability and Life; Other Operations; and Corporate.