A financial services firm in Singapore is seeking a Head of Treasury to oversee cash flow, liquidity, and financial risk. The successful candidate will lead cash management and implement strategies for treasury operations. A minimum of 15 years of experience in treasury or corporate finance is required, along with strong liquidity and risk management skills. This role offers an opportunity to manage banking relationships and ensure compliance with financial regulations.
Qualifikationen
15–20 years in treasury/corporate finance; 5+ years leadership experience.
MNC/APAC experience is preferred.
Solid knowledge of IFRS/SFRS.
Aufgaben
Set and execute treasury strategy and optimize capital structure.
Lead cash management and implement cash pooling/TMS.
Manage FX and interest-rate risk and design hedging.
Kenntnisse
Liquidity management
Risk management
Financing
Capital markets
Ausbildung
Bachelor’s in Finance/Accounting
CFA/FRM/CPA preferred
Tools
TMS (e.g., Kyriba/SAP)
Advanced Excel
Jobbeschreibung
The Head of Treasury oversees the company's cash flow, liquidity, and financial risk by developing strategies for cash management, hedging, and investment.
Key Responsibilities
Set and execute treasury strategy; optimize capital structure and liquidity
Lead cash management and working capital; implement cash pooling/TMS
Manage FX and interest-rate risk; design and execute hedging
Own banking relationships, credit facilities, and funding/capital markets
Ensure compliance (MAS/IFRS) and robust controls; lead team and executive reporting
Requirements
15–20 years in treasury/corporate finance; 5+ years leadership; MNC/APAC experience preferred
Strong in liquidity, risk management, financing, and capital markets
Proficient with TMS (e.g., Kyriba/SAP) and advanced Excel; solid IFRS/SFRS knowledge
Bachelor’s in Finance/Accounting; CFA/FRM/CPA preferred; excellent English (Chinese a plus)
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