Chief Financial Officer

Qualification and Experience

• BA / B.Sc / HND qualification.
  
• Minimum of 6 years experience as a financial officer in a commercial bank or microfinance bank.
  
• ACA qualified.
  
• MCIB (added advantage).
  

Qualification and Experience

• BA / B.Sc / HND qualification.
  
• Minimum of 6 years experience as a financial officer in a commercial bank or microfinance bank.
  
• ACA qualified.
  
• MCIB (added advantage).
  

• Oversee accounting operations of the company and its subsidiaries
  
• Create an organizational structure within the accounting department to facilitate the achievement of the department’s short-term goals and long-term objectives.
  
• Evaluate businesses and models using various financial valuation methods such as DCF, comparable company analysis, and capital structure analysis.
  
• Conduct scenario and sensitivity analysis with the intent to support investment decisions.
  
• Enhance and update existing models and ensure the accuracy of the new models.
  
• Determine appropriate valuations of investment projects through detailed analysis using ROI, IRR, and payback period.
  
• Provide executives with clear insights on drivers of business growth, risks, and opportunities.
  
• Prepare financial statements, business activity reports, and forecasts.
  
• Prepare and maintain annual budget and forecast; provide detailed analysis of variances.
  
• Determine the Group Subsidiaries' tax position and the applicability of taxable/non-taxable instruments and comply with all local, state, and federal tax filings and reporting requirements.
  
• Monitor and provide advice on key indicators of revenue, expense, liquidity, and profit.
  
• Analyze funding needs to ensure that adequate funds are available to meet daily operational expenses and emergencies.
  
• Oversee bank account management and payment transactions to ensure compliance with the appropriate procedures and approval authority.
  
• Facilitate and maintain relevant relationships with financial service providers such as banks, payment service providers, lenders, and investors.
  
• Manage and maintain proper controls over treasury accounts, bank accounts, banking processes, and other treasury systems to allow easy disbursement, reconciliation, and replenishment.
  
• Advise Executive Management on investment strategies that will ensure high returns on investment and optimal liquidity for operations.
  
• Budget preparation, monitoring and control
  
• Periodic preparation of management accounts and reporting
  
• Liquidity and treasury management financial reporting and compliance with statutory regulations/guidelines