Finance Manager - Treasury
West Yorkshire, Leeds
Finance Manager - Treasury
West Yorkshire, Leeds
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Start your job searchMarks Sattin is working with a national retailer who is looking at recruiting a Finance Manager - Treasury to cover maternity leave. Based in a fantastic location, Leeds Centre, you will be working very closely with the senior managers and be responsible for:
- Liquidity management, which includes the planning and reporting on cash flows, investing excess cash and working with other teams to identify and deliver working capital improvements.
- Reporting of cash position, forecasting and current issues.
- Execution of FX hedging programs for the group and assessment of new hedging opportunities and a trusted advisor to the business on FX and all aspects of payments.
- Planning, analysis and reporting on payment acceptance costs.
- Reviewing balance sheet reconciliations and presenting them to the UK controllership office, Internal Audit and External Audit as part of maintaining a strong financial control environment.
- Manage compliance with Anti-Corruption and Anti-Bribery legislation.
Ideally you will be fully qualified with experience of working in a treasury function. You will have an analytical mind set, ensuring that there is no surprises and a full undertaking of the cash position across the group.
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