Deputy Manager Treasury
Job Description
Key Responsibilities:
• Monitor daily fund positions, bank balances, liquidity, and cash requirements.
• Prepare cash-flow forecasts and ensure timely availability of funds for operational and financial obligations.
• Manage banking transactions, fund transfers, bank reconciliations, and coordination with banking partners.
• Monitor borrowing facilities, financing arrangements, loan repayments, mark-up calculations, and facility renewals.
• Manage and monitor export-related financing facilities, including EFS/ERF, where applicable.
• Reconcile export receivables, advances, and related balances; monitor aging and follow up on outstanding amounts.
• Handle local usance and other relevant banking and trade-finance reconciliations.
• Prepare treasury reports, cash-flow statements, fund-position reports, and management information reports
• Coordinate with banks and internal departments on financing documentation, payments, and financial requirements.
• Support salary disbursements and other scheduled payments as required.
• Assist with treasury-related audits, month-end closing, financing entries, and regulatory compliance.
• Maintain accurate treasury records and identify opportunities to improve cash management and working capital efficiency.
Requirements:
• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Commerce, or a relevant field.
• CA (Inter), ACCA (Part-Qualified), ACMA (Part-Qualified), or MBA Finance will be preferred.
• 5–7 years of relevant experience in Treasury and Finance is mandatory.
• Strong knowledge of cash management, liquidity planning, banking operations, cash-flow forecasting, and working capital management.
• Practical experience with banking facilities, financing arrangements, and bank reconciliations.
• Exposure to export financing, EFS/ERF, export receivables, and local usance will be highly preferred.
• Proficiency in MS Excel and ERP systems.
• Strong analytical, communication, coordination, and problem-solving skills.
• High standards of accuracy, confidentiality, and financial control.