Treasury Manager
West Yorkshire
Treasury Manager
- Permanent
West Yorkshire
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Start your job searchJoin a high performing Financial Services Team to drive the Treasury teams performance As a Treasury Manager
You'll lead monthly reporting on divisional P&L and Balance Sheet, support external results, and manage Funds Transfer Pricing processes. Partner with Finance, Front Office, and other teams to deliver insights that shape key decisions across the function
You will also manage liquidity, capital and interest rate risk across the function.
What you'll bring:
- Treasury or finance experience within financial services
- Strong analytical skills eg. Excel, PowerBI, modelling
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management
- Ability to challenge processes and improve the fucntion
On Offer is a salary up to £80,000 +
- Very competive pension contribution
- Annual bonus
- Work from home 3 days a week
- Many other market leading benfits
If you would like to join this great business, please apply today!
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