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The Supply Chain Finance Assistant Manager is in charge of partnering the manufacturing team to deliver supply chain finance business insights and analysis to support and influence business decisions. The candidate will be responsible for CAPEX, forecast, budget and actual cost comparison and Finance Business Partnering.
The Accounting Junior Lead (Assistant Manager) will handle general accounting across AP, AR and GL. They will also be handling the insurance and loans.
The Financial Planning and Analysis Assistant Manager will focus on providing their insights on the transport operations of the company. This includes budget control, forecasting, variant analysis, and process improvement.
As Market Risk Business Analyst for this multinational bank, use your experience in both Market Risk policy and modelling to deliver tech-enhanced solutions for Market Risk. Work closely with risk managers, data scientists, and infosec teams in coming up with innovative solutions to market risk problems.
The General Accounting Analyst (Intercompany Accountant) is responsible for timely and accurate transaction records, analysis of accounting systems and procedures. They are also responsible for monitoring and review of monthly intercompany accounts, month end, and year-end audit requirements.
The Accountant is responsible for the month-end processes, financial & management reporting, audit & balance sheet reviews and compliance. They will mainly be handling review of reconciliations and recording of the GL including Intercompany, Fixed Assets and other key reconciliations such as AP, AR.
The Financial Analyst is responsible for preparing period-end management reports and analysis for the Asia-Pacific operations. They will also participate in budgeting, forecasting, reconciliation of intercompany account balances, and other ad hoc responsibilities.
The credit risk officer is responsible for developing and improving risk management policies and to ensure that the bank's risks are properly contained to avoid potential losses. The scope of risks includes credit, market, liquidity, information security, and operational risks.
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