Corporate Treasury Analyst
Nigerian Breweries | Lagos
Posted 14 Feb
Description
Nigerian Breweries Plc is offering an exciting opportunity to enrich your career development. Are you interested in financial analysis and research required to support optimal financial liquidity, cash management and other volatilities of the Company?
The Corporate Treasury Analyst is responsible for providing analyses of cash, foreign exchange rates, cross rates amongst others on a periodic basis to keep track of trends and financial happenings in the economy. This role is an integral part of the Nigerian Breweries’ Treasury Team.
Key Responsibilities
Liquidity Management and Foreign exchange management
- Monitors and reports cash and debt position to aid decision making.
- Investigate unclear transactions in our daily bank statement (where applicable).
- Works with the corporate treasury manager to develop the cash flow forecast.
- Ensures correct exchange rates are maintained in the ERP (SAP).
Reporting and Analyses
- Prepares the Other net financing report which focuses on the month-on-month movement of Interest expense and foreign exchange losses.
- Makes inputs into FX Hedging report on a quarterly basis which shows FX exposure for the following twelve (12) months.
- Monitors and maintains accurate records of monthly collections, payments, dividends, facilities with banks, and all FX purchased for invisibles.
- Carry out competitive analysis of finance costs on a quarterly basis.
Relationship Management
- Maintains excellent working relationships with both internal and external stakeholders.
Budget Responsibility
- Participates in the preparation of quarterly and annual budget reports for interest expense, interest income, foreign exchange loss or gain, and reports to Corporate Treasury Manager.
Special Projects and ad hoc activities
- Participates in special projects that come with the role.
- Support the Corporate Treasury Manager in executing ad hoc activities such as review of contracts, research, etc
Management of Nigerian Breweries’ NGO
- Prepares and uploads the payment run on a weekly basis.
- Monitors actual budget against annual budget.
- Keeps track of all investments and plans with the Corporate Treasury Manager on various investment strategies to ensure that the right mix is achieved.
- Prepares the financial statements for the fund at the end of the month
Requirements
Education
- University Degree in Accounting, Finance, Economics, and other related disciplines (minimum of second class upper)
- Professional Qualification – ICAN or ACCA (Completed or at the final stage)
Work Experience
- 3 years working experience in Treasury or other related fields
- Minimum of 2 year of Treasury experience in a commercial or investment bank (Added advantage)
Knowledge
- Treasury Management
- Financial Policies & Procedures
- Operational Risk & Financial Compliance Reviews
- Knowledge of digital Treasury solutions
Skills
- Presentation and communication
- Agility
- Collaboration
- Entrepreneurial mindset
Interested and Qualified applicants should apply by clicking on the "Apply" link below
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