CFO (3-6 months Contract)

THE EDGE PARTNERSHIP HOLDINGS PTE. LTD.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 320,000 - 520,000; Full time

Job summary

The Edge Partnership Holdings Pte. Ltd. partners with an established organisation to invest in the appointment of a Chief Financial Officer who will drive financial strategy amid a complex transformation.

The role focuses on strengthening the financial position, optimising capital allocation and supporting the Board in evaluating strategic options to sustain long-term value. The CFO will work with the Board and senior management to enhance governance, oversee risk, cash flow and reporting across

Qualifications

• Qualified accounting designation (CA/CPA/ACCA or equivalent).
• At least 15 years of progressive finance experience with senior leadership in turnaround or distressed scenarios.
• Proven record negotiating with banks, creditors and other stakeholders.
• Experience with restructuring advisers, insolvency practitioners or legal counsel.
• Experience managing PRC finance, tax and regulatory matters.
• Experience in listed company environment.
• Strong integrity, judgement under pressure.

Responsibilities

• Assess financial position, liquidity and risk, and provide Board recommendations.
• Lead negotiations with lenders on restructuring, refinancing, standstill and settlements.
• Oversee cash flow management, liquidity forecasting and scenario planning.
• Develop strategic options including portfolio optimization and capital management.
• Interface with external auditors, legal advisers and valuers; ensure timely disclosures.
• Evaluate financial implications of legal proceedings and contingent liabilities.
• Strengthen governance, controls and financial reporting across the group.
• Lead, develop and retain the finance team.

Skills

Strategic finance leadership

Turnaround & restructuring

Stakeholder management

Negotiation with lenders

Corporate governance

Financial risk management

Regulatory compliance (PRC)

Education

CA/CPA/ACCA or equivalent

Job description

We are partnering with an established organisation with significant international operations in the search for a Chief Financial Officer (CFO).

The organisation is navigating a complex business and financial transformation and seeks an accomplished finance leader with a strong track record in financial restructuring, business transformation and stakeholder management. The successful candidate will play a pivotal role in strengthening the organisation's financial position, optimising capital allocation and supporting the Board in evaluating strategic options to enhance long-term business sustainability and stakeholder value.

The CFO will work closely with the Board of Directors, the relevant Board committees and senior management to drive financial strategy, strengthen governance and support key business decisions.

Key responsibilities

• Assess the company’s financial position, liquidity and risk exposure, and provide the Board with clear, objective recommendations.
• Lead negotiations with lenders and creditors on restructuring, refinancing, standstill and settlement arrangements.
• Oversee cash flow management, short-term liquidity forecasting and scenario planning.
• Develop and carry out strategic options, including portfolio optimisation and strategic capital management.
• Serve as the principal contact for external auditors, legal advisers, independent valuers and ensure that all disclosure and reporting obligations are met accurately and on time.
• Evaluate and manage the financial implications of legal proceedings and contingent liabilities.
• Strengthen corporate governance, internal controls and financial reporting across the company and its subsidiaries.
• Lead, develop and retain the finance team.

Requirements

• A recognised professional accounting qualification (CA, CPA, ACCA or equivalent).
• At least 15 years of progressive finance experience, including senior leadership in turnaround, restructuring or distressed situations.
• A proven record of successful negotiations with banks, creditors and other key stakeholders.
• Experience working with restructuring advisers, insolvency practitioners and legal counsel.
• Sound knowledge of PRC financial, tax and regulatory frameworks, with experience managing operations or teams in the PRC.
• Experience in a listed company environment.
• Strong integrity, sound judgement and the ability to perform effectively under sustained pressure.