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Our client is looking for a finance professional to report to the Group Finance Director and oversee financial accounting operations and management reporting, including financial planning, budgeting and analysis, while ensuring compliance with accounting principles and company policies.

KeyResponsibilities

• Assist the Group Finance Director in developing, implementing and monitoring compliance with internal control policies and procedures.
• Review consolidated financial statements, management reports and budget variance analysis for the Group.
• Co-ordinate and lead the Finance Managers of subsidiaries to perform group financial activities.
• Ensure all financial, accounting and analytical reports are prepared according to management policies and accounting standards.
• Coordinate, participate and deliver insights into financial reports in management meetings and board meetings.
• Manage relationships with external auditors for financial audits.
• Complete and submit all GST returns and ensure compliance.
• Review CIT returns to be submitted by the Tax Agent.
• Lead the preparation of annual budgets, analysis and presentation to Management.
• Oversee the costing function for the manufacturing activities in Singapore.
• Supervise local and overseas Accounts staff with the full spectrum of accounting responsibilities.
• Perform any other tasks as the need arises.
• Some travelling within Asia is required.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree inAccounting, Finance or a related field. Solid knowledge of accounting principles, financial regulations and taxation.
• 5 - 8 years of working experience, including experience in manufacturing costing and supervisory experience.
  Prior working experience with Microsoft Business Central is beneficial.
• Strong analytical skills with an eye for detail. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to interact effectively with stakeholders of all levels.
• CA/CMA membership or equivalent would be an added advantage.
• Manufacturing exposure, whether in a current or previous role, is a must.

The Senior Manager, SSC Service Delivery – PTP is accountable for the end‑to‑end governance, control, and service delivery of Purchase‑to‑Pay including Travel & Expense operations across the Group. The role ensures accurate, timely, and compliant processing of vendor invoices, payments, while driving standardization, control discipline, and continuous improvement across outsourced and in-house PTP teams.

Key Responsibilities

1. PTP Service Delivery & Operations

• Provide end‑to‑end oversight of the PTP process, including invoice processing, credit notes, vendor master data, payment runs, and exception management
• Ensure PTP activities are delivered in accordance with agreed SLAs, KPIs, and service quality standards
• Review operational performance (volumetrics, backlog, ageing, error trends) and drive corrective actions proactively

2. Control & Compliance

• Enforce compliance with Group policies, internal control frameworks, and statutory/tax requirements (e.g. IRAS‑compliant documents, mandatory PO requirements)
• Own and monitor PTP exception and escalation structures, ensuring issues are tracked, remediated, and closed with sustainable actions
• Act as key SSC PTP contact for internal and external audits, including walkthroughs, evidence support, and closure of audit findings

3. Stakeholder & Business Partnering

• Serve as the primary PTP point‑of‑contact for Business Finance, Group Finance, IT, and business division
• Manage senior stakeholder expectations on service delivery, risk issues, and process changes
• Provide clear, timely communication on operational risks, delays, and systemic issues

4. Vendor, Systems & Process Governance

• Oversee PTP system controls and configurations (e.g. SAP, Concur, approval workflows, routing rules)
• Partner with IT and vendors on system changes, defect resolution, and enhancements, ensuring adequate controls are maintained post‑change
• Ensure data integrity across PTP master data and transactional records

5. Team & Vendor Management

• Lead and provide functional oversight to in‑house and outsourced PTP teams
• Set clear expectations for roles, responsibilities, and accountability across segment leads and processing teams
• Coach and guide team leads on operational discipline, issue resolution, and control awareness

6. Continuous Improvement & Transformation

• Drive standardization and simplification of PTP processes across entities and business units
• Identify automation, RPA, and process improvement opportunities to improve efficiency and control robustness
• Support SSC transformation initiatives aligned with Group finance strategy

Key Competencies & Skills

• Strong knowledge of Purchase‑to‑Pay processes and controls
• Solid understanding of SAP and SAP Concur systems
• High control awareness with an audit‑ready mindset
• Strong stakeholder management and communication skills
• Analytical, structured, and issue‑driven approach
• Proven people and vendor management capability

Job Requirements:

• Minimum 8 – 10 years of relevant finance/shared services experience, with significant exposure to PTP operations
• Prior experience in SSC or outsourced service environments preferred
• Degree in Accounting, Finance, or related discipline
• Professional accounting qualifications are an advantage

• Invoice Processing

Process and verify invoices accurately and promptly for healthcare-related purchases and services, including medical supplies, pharmaceuticals, equipment, outsourced services, and operational expenses. Ensure invoices are properly coded, approved, and entered into the accounting system in accordance with company policies and finance procedures. Match invoices against purchase orders, contracts, and receiving documents while resolving discrepancies with relevant stakeholders.

• Vendor Management

Maintain and update vendor records, including onboarding new healthcare vendors and service providers. Liaise with vendors regarding payment inquiries, invoice discrepancies, and outstanding issues while ensuring compliance with vendor agreements, contractual terms, and payment schedules.

• Payment Processing

Support the timely preparation and processing of payments to vendors, healthcare suppliers, service providers, and staff reimbursements through various payment methods, including bank transfers, cheques, electronic funds transfers (EFTs), ACH transfers, and corporate credit cards. Ensure all payment transactions are accurately recorded and reconciled.

• Expense Reconciliation

Assist in reviewing and reconciling employee claims, corporate credit card expenses, medical-related operational expenses, and other payable transactions. Verify supporting documentation and ensure compliance with company policies, approval workflows, and healthcare operational requirements.

• Financial Reporting

Support the preparation of accounts payable reports and financial analyses, including vendor aging reports, accrual schedules, payment forecasts, and cash flow projections. Assist in monitoring AP performance and identifying trends or process improvement opportunities to support operational and financial decision-making.

• Compliance and Internal Controls

Ensure AP processes comply with internal controls, accounting standards, healthcare finance regulations, and company policies. Maintain proper documentation and audit trails for all transactions while supporting internal and external audits related to accounts payable activities.

• Process Improvement and System Support

Participate in initiatives to streamline AP workflows, improve operational efficiency, and support digitalization or automation of finance processes. Assist in maintaining accurate records within accounting and procurement systems.

• Collaboration and Administrative Support

Work closely with procurement, operations, clinical departments, HR, and finance teams to resolve invoice and payment matters efficiently. Provide administrative and operational support to the finance department and assist with ad hoc assignments when required.

Desirable Attributes & Competencies

• Familiarity with healthcare procurement processes, medical vendors, and healthcare finance operations will be an advantage.
• Proficient in Microsoft Excel and Oracle Netsuite systems.
• Strong attention to detail, organizational, and reconciliation skills.
• Good communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to manage vendor relationships professionally.
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced healthcare environment.

• Reviewing financial submissions and clarification of variances
• Monthly forecast, variance analysis and monthly monitoring of expenses
• Annual/ Quarter expenses forecast
• Monitor and budget expenses, providing accurate budget status
• Track project progression
• Preparation of monthly expenses rolling forecast

Interested applicants please send your resume in MS Word format and attention it to Rachel Yeo (R22104385).

Shortlisted candidates will be notified

Data provided is for recruitment purposes only

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EA Registration Number: R22104385

Business Registration Number: 200611680D. Licence Number: 10C5117

Responsibilities

You will be responsible for processing reports, attending to queries and disputes for walk-in consumers as well as phone queries.

Requirements

• Minimum Diploma
• 1 to 2 years of customer service experience
• Good spoken and written English
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
• Able to work independently and effectively under pressure
• Possess excellent listening, rationalization, problem-solving and negotiation skills
• Detailed and analytical

PersonalFinancial Services

Wedesign and provide products and services that empower our customers to enjoygreater banking convenience while they extract more value from their money. Inparticular, we are focused on promoting and developing healthy saving andinvestment practices across generations.

• Be actively involved in understanding the job customers' financial needs as well as providing them with timely information, advice and recommendations to fit their banking requirements
• Secure sales and cross-sell our wide range of consumer banking and investment products which includes, but not limited to insurance, structured deposits, and unit trusts
• Deepen relationships with new and existing customers
• Apply diligence and integrity to ensure proper advisory procedures and meticulous documentation in compliance with the Bank's internal policies, business processes, and regulatory requirements
• Utilise a combination of the Bank's branch network, tele-consulting and referrals to meet and exceed individual sales targets

Skillsand Experience

• Able to thrive in a fast-paced environment with a passion to excel in a career in the wealth management industry
• Resourceful and able to work with minimal supervision
• Flexibility with extended working hours
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills combined with drive and initiative

Education

• Minimum a recognized degree/diploma in a relevant field

What is the opportunity?

As the Relationship Manager, you will be responsible for building, developing and maintaining long term client relationships by drawing on your already strong personal contact network.

What will you do?

• Providing advice and investment solutions according to relevant legal and compliance requirements and sales efficiency standards and client profiling needs
• Be the brand ambassador for the bank to the clients
• Ensure and abide by the relevant KYC, Due Diligence, AML and Cross border activities and compliance to policies, procedures and regulatory requirements
• Follow and adhere to the bank’s code of ethics and the Cross Border regulations
• Assist in other ad-hoc projects and client related matters
• Deputizing other RMs on ad-hoc basis (if necessary)

What do you need to succeed?

Must-have

• Minimum 8 years’ professional experience successfully advising High Net Worth Clients
• Proven track record in acquisition success and extensive product and investment knowledge
• Outstanding relationship management capabilities with strong analytical, risk management, marketing, communication and interpersonal skills
• Strong knowledge of the Wealth Management industry with deep understanding around the Compliance and Regulatory framework
• Fluency in English and relevant local language skills subject to the respective country teams
• Strong client acquisition, retention and business development skills
• CACS Paper 1 and 2

Nice-to-have

• Degree educated
• Certified ECF qualification is preferred

About our client
A well-capitalised, research-driven quantitative investment firm with a global footprint spanning Asia, Europe, and the United States. The firm operates across systematic trading, fund management, and proprietary capital deployment — built at the intersection of technology, mathematics, and financial markets. With regulated entities across multiple jurisdictions (including an LFMC in Singapore), the firm is building out its senior leadership infrastructure to match the scale of its ambitions.

This is a principal-level hire, reporting directly to the Managing Partner and COO.

The Role

The General Counsel will serve as the firm's most senior legal authority, owning the full spectrum of legal, regulatory, and governance responsibilities across its global operations.
This is a builder's role — you will shape the legal function, not inherit it.

Key Responsibilities

Regulatory and Market Advisory

• Serve as the firm's principal legal advisor on trading, market conduct, and securities regulation across MAS, SFC, SEC/CFTC/FINRA, and FCA frameworks
• Advise business leadership on market access, exchange memberships, clearing arrangements, and cross-border trading structures
• Lead regulatory engagement including inquiries, filings, and enforcement actions; maintain productive relationships with key regulators across jurisdictions

Corporate and Transactional

• Oversee legal support for fund formation, M&A, joint ventures, seed investments, and strategic transactions
• Manage entity formation, licensing, and operational buildouts across trading, R&D, and investment operations
• Negotiate critical documentation including LPAs, ISDAs/CSAs, prime brokerage agreements, and execution agreements

Intellectual Property, Employment, and Disputes

• Direct the firm's IP protection strategy covering proprietary code, data, and research outputs
• Advise on employment and partner-level matters including restrictive covenants and IP protections on exit
• Manage disputes and regulatory proceedings in collaboration with top-tier external counsel

Governance and Compliance Oversight

• Lead the Legal & Compliance Department including internal counsel, compliance officers, and operational support staff
• Supervise regional compliance functions to maintain independence of regulated entities, including the Singapore LFMC
• Oversee and coordinate outsourced compliance providers to ensure global consistency and effective risk management
• Advise the partnership and board on governance, profit-sharing, and fiduciary structures
• Collaborate with finance and tax counsel to align tax and transfer pricing execution with operational design

External Counsel and Provider Management

• Build and manage relationships with leading law firms and compliance providers across jurisdictions
• Establish a disciplined, cost-efficient panel structure with consistent performance standards and oversight

Requirement

• LL.B., J.D., or equivalent; admitted to practice in Hong Kong, Singapore, New York, or England & Wales
• Minimum 12 years PQE, including meaningful in-house experience at a hedge fund, proprietary trading firm, investment bank, or asset manager
• Deep knowledge across securities regulation, derivatives, fund formation, or financial services M&A
• Track record of managing relationships with financial regulators (MAS, SFC, SEC, FCA, or equivalent)
• Proven leadership in building and managing cross-border legal and compliance teams

Preferred

• Prior in-house experience at a quantitative hedge fund, HFT firm, or market maker
• Experience handling IP, trade secret, or data-related matters in financial services
• Familiarity with structures spanning Mainland China, Hong Kong, Singapore, and the United States

If it sounds like your next move, please don’t hesitate to apply. Kindly note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Appreciate your understanding. Data provided is for recruitment purposes only.

About Us

Dada Consultants was established in 2017, with the commitment of providing the best recruitment services in Singapore. We are comprised of a dynamic head-hunting team dedicated to sourcing for highly competent professionals in IT industry. We provide enterprises with customized talent solutions, and bring talents to career advancement.

EA Registration Number: R2197058
Business Registration Number: 201735941W. Licence Number: 18S9037
www.dadaconsultants.com

Senior Executive, Finance

• Working Days & Hours: Monday to Friday, 9.00am – 6.00pm or 8.30am – 5.30pm.
• Location: NTU Nanyang Drive
• Salary: $3,200-$4,000
• Hybrid work arrangement (3 days in office and 2 days work-from-home) available upon confirmation, subject to performance and management approval.

Responsibilities

• Support the company's accounting and taxation functions and ensure compliance with accounting and tax regulations.
• Assist with financial and management reporting, including variance analysis between actual figures and budgets.
• Assist in budget preparation and periodic forecasting.
• Handle company tax, GST, and withholding tax reporting.
• Manage core accounting functions, including General Ledger (GL), Accounts Payable (AP), and Accounts Receivable (AR).
• Implement and review financial policies and procedures.
• Support ERP system management, digitalization initiatives, and system migration exercises.
• Manage and track grant funding opportunities.
• Handle corporate, legal, and secretarial matters.
• Assist the Managing Director and Group Head in evaluating new business opportunities and conducting financial due diligence for acquisitions.
• Liaise with the holding company in Germany, external auditors, tax agents, bankers, and operational stakeholders.
• Perform ad-hoc duties and special projects as assigned.

Requirements

• Diploma or Degree in Accountancy, or CPA qualification.
• Minimum 5 years of relevant accounting experience. Candidates with at least 3 years of relevant experience and a stable employment history (minimum 3 consecutive years with one company) may also be considered.
• Experience in financial reporting, budgeting, and forecasting.
• Knowledge of accounting principles, taxation, and compliance requirements.
• Experience in General Ledger (GL), Accounts Payable (AP), and Accounts Receivable (AR) functions.
• Experience with ERP systems, accounting software, and digitalization initiatives.
• Experience with Microsoft NAV and Microsoft Business Central. Prior involvement in Microsoft NAV migration projects is an advantage.
• Familiarity with grant management, corporate secretarial matters, and financial due diligence is preferred.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office applications.