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Bayman Atkinson Smythe is recruiting a Treasury and Investment Manager in Greater Manchester. The role leads treasury activity, strengthens financial oversight across development and capital investment programmes, and reports to the Head of Finance with two team members.
You will drive cash planning, debt management, lender relationships and funding activity, while shaping long‑term funding strategy and risk management.
We’re partnering with a social housing provider in Greater Manchester to recruit an experienced Treasury and Investment Manager to lead treasury activity and strengthen financial oversight across development and capital investment programmes.
Reporting to the Head of Finance and managing two team members, this is a broad, hands‑on role with strategic oversight of the organisation’s treasury and investment activity. You’ll lead on cash and liquidity planning, debt and covenant management, lender relationships, funding activity, development reporting and asset and liability information, while taking a longer‑term view of funding, risk and financial strategy.
This role needs someone who is comfortable working in the detail, but who can also step back from the month-to-month activity and provide wider strategic insight and oversight.
You’ll take responsibility for:
You’ll be a qualified accountant – ACA, ACCA, CIMA or CIPFA – or hold a relevant treasury qualification, with strong practical treasury management experience.
You should bring experience across cash forecasting, loan and debt management, covenant monitoring and treasury reporting, together with a good understanding of the social housing environment.
Just as importantly, you’ll be able to look beyond routine monthly reporting, identify future funding and financial risks, and translate detailed treasury information into clear strategic insight for senior leaders.
Experience working alongside development or growth teams on new-build, investment or acquisition activity is particularly important, as is the ability to provide clear financial advice and constructive challenge to senior stakeholders and budget holders.
Strong Excel skills, sound financial controls and the ability to build effective relationships with lenders, advisers and internal teams will also be key.
Alongside a salary of £65,000, the organisation offers an excellent benefits package including:
If you have a strong treasury background within social housing and enjoy combining hands‑on treasury management with broader strategic oversight, we’d be keen to hear from you.