Treasury Assistant Manager / Senior Specialist

China Three Gorges International Limited; Hong Kong; On-site; HKD 480,000 - 720,000; Full time

Job summary

China Three Gorges International Limited (CTGI) seeks a Treasury Assistant Manager / Senior Specialist to support financing plans, manage bank relationships, and oversee daily treasury operations in Hong Kong. The role requires 3+ years in finance, familiarity with local rules, and strong Chinese writing.

Ideal candidates will understand Mainland accounting standards, liaise with head office, auditors, and banks, and contribute to cross-border treasury activities.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of relevant experience in finance/accounting or treasury functions.
• Familiarity with Hong Kong local industry rules and regulatory requirements.
• Familiarity with Mainland China accounting standards and practices is preferred.
• Strong written Chinese skills for official reporting and good communication with head office and local institutions.
• Experience in a Chinese enterprise (SOE or Mainland corporate group) in Hong Kong is highly preferred.

Responsibilities

• Formulate corporate financing plans and support bank relationships.
• Monitor debt structure, maturity, financing costs, and leverage; draft optimization proposals.
• Execute daily treasury operations, payments, accounts, and ad-hoc capital movements.
• Coordinate with external auditors and banks to complete routine treasury tasks efficiently.

Skills

Written Chinese

Communication skills

Cross-border liaison

Education

Bachelor’s degree or above

Job description

Treasury Assistant Manager / Senior Specialist

China Three Gorges International Limited View all jobs

China Three Gorges International Limited (CTGI), established in 2011 as a subsidiary of China Three Gorges Corporation (CTG), is a premier global platform for clean energy investment and operation.

CTGI specializes in hydropower, onshore and offshore wind, and solar power generation through greenfield projects and strategic acquisitions. By the end of 2025, CTGI operated 96 controlled power stations with a total installed capacity of over 21 GW, spanning 12 countries and regions across Europe, North America, South America, Asia, and Africa.

1. Key Responsibilities

Core Responsibilities:

Financing Management & Channel Support: Assist in formulating corporate financing plans and strategies, and support bank relationship maintenance; coordinate documentation, term tracking, agreement signing, and fund drawdown execution throughout the financing process.

Debt Monitoring & Structure Analysis: Perform regular debt structure data analysis; dynamically monitor debt scale, maturity profile, financing costs, and leverage ratios; assist in identifying structural risks, drafting optimization proposals, and maintaining debt ledgers.

Daily Treasury Operation & Execution: Implement unified treasury management policies of the Group/HQ; liaise efficiently with banks, financial institutions, and vendors to execute daily payments, account management, and ad-hoc capital operation support.

Routine & Ad-hoc Delivery: Comply with departmental work assignments, maintain effective communication with external auditors and banks, and complete all routine and ad-hoc financial/treasury tasks efficiently.

Preferred Responsibilities (Nice to Have)

Assist in preparing treasury budgets and operational plans; support cross-border capital scheduling and fund transfers for overseas entities.

Assist in liaising with international credit rating agencies, compiling rating materials, and managing regular disclosures.

Assist in monitoring FX and interest rate risk exposures; execute approved derivative trading strategies, maintain ledgers, and compile P&L data.

2. Qualifications & Requirements

Minimum 3 years of relevant experience in finance/accounting, with sound knowledge of Hong Kong local industry rules and regulatory requirements.

Bachelor’s degree or above in related disciplines.

Familiarity with Mainland China accounting standards and practices is preferred.

Strong written Chinese skills for official reporting, alongside excellent communication skills to bridge head office and local Hong Kong institutions.

Prior work experience within a Chinese enterprise (State-Owned Enterprise or Mainland corporate group) in Hong Kong is highly preferred.