Senior Financial Analyst

Argyll Scott; Singapore; On-site; SGD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

Argyll Scott in Singapore is seeking a Senior Finance Analyst to join a high-performing Regional FP&A team, owning reporting, forecasting, and analysis of financial results across APAC. You will partner with regional business units, support monthly close and budgeting, and contribute to board-ready presentations, with a focus on process improvements and stakeholder communication.

You bring 5–7 years in Finance Planning & Analysis, experience with TM1 and PeopleSoft, strong Excel, and a

Qualifications

• 5–7 years in Finance Planning & Analysis, preferably within banking, insurance, or broader financial services.
• Hands-on TM1 and PeopleSoft experience.
• Strong Excel skills with multi-market data.
• Experience with month-end close, budgeting, forecasting, and variance analysis.
• Exposure to system implementations, UAT, or process improvement projects.

Responsibilities

• Prepare insightful commentary on financial variances for regional stakeholders and Head Office.
• Compile and review market submissions for completeness and accuracy.
• Support monthly forecasting cycle and optimize reporting tools.
• Partner on system-related projects including UAT and issue troubleshooting.
• Own BAU and ad hoc reporting of APAC financial performance to senior management.
• Take ownership of regionally managed month-end close activities.
• Contribute to annual budgeting and 5-year planning, preparing board reports and templates.
• Identify and drive process improvements to lift operational efficiency.
• Be a reliable point of contact for stakeholder queries.

Skills

FPA experience

TM1

PeopleSoft

Excel

Month-end close

Budgeting

Forecasting

Variance analysis

Stakeholder comms

Education

Bachelor's degree in Accountancy

Tools

IBM Planning Analytics (TM1)

PeopleSoft

Job description

Our client, a leading financial services organisation, is looking for a Senior Finance Analyst to join a high-performing Regional FP&A team, owning reporting, forecasting, and analysis of financial and management results across APAC. This role offers broad exposure to multiple business units, strong cross-functional collaboration, and a clear path to deepen your understanding of regional business performance and strategic decision-making within a financial services environment.

What you'll do

• Prepare clear, insightful commentary on financial variances, articulating the business drivers behind the numbers for regional stakeholders and Head Office
• Compile and review market submissions for completeness and accuracy, tracking deadlines and driving timely submission across country teams
• Support the monthly forecasting cycle, including regionally managed processes and ongoing optimization of management reporting tools
• Partner with the team on system-related projects, including UAT, issue troubleshooting, and coordination with Market FP&A teams
• Own BAU and ad hoc reporting of APAC financial performance to senior management
• Take ownership of regionally managed month-end close activities, including journal prep and review
• Contribute to the annual budgeting process and 5-year strategic planning cycle — preparing budget reports, board-level presentations, and standardized templates for Head Office submissions
• Identify and drive process improvement initiatives to lift operational efficiency
• Be a responsive, reliable point of contact for stakeholder queries and ad hoc requests

What you'll bring

• Bachelor's degree in Accountancy or equivalent
• 5–7 years' experience in Finance Planning & Analysis, ideally within banking, insurance, or broader financial services
• Hands-on experience with IBM Planning Analytics (TM1) and PeopleSoft
• Strong Excel skills and comfort working with complex, multi-market data sets
• Experience with month-end close, budgeting, forecasting, and variance analysis
• Exposure to system implementations, UAT, or process improvement projects
• A proactive, can-do attitude, strong communication skills, and the ability to translate financial concepts for non-finance stakeholders