Total 166 information security analyst job vacancies in Finance / Banking / Insurance category in The Philippines

Description

▪At least 8 years’ experience in Financial Planning & Analysis

▪Good understanding of Core Finance processes: Record to Report, Procure toPay, Order to Cash, Reporting and Analysis

▪Ability to deal with complexity and to handle multiple tasks concurrently.

▪Proven track record in planning, strategizing and supporting Finance and/or Procurement.

▪A "hands on" proactive and self-driven attitude is required, who enjoys challenges and thrives in a fast changing and demanding environment.

▪Excellent oral and written communication skills, with ability to interact and influence senior management level.

The Finance Business Analyst will be:

•Developing and maintains productive and collaborative relationships with Stakeholders.

•Budgeting and performing budgeting analysis for the Tech department with inputs from Tech and Business Stake Holders.

•Participating in Service Review with Business Units in area of Tech finance.

•Driving and provides support in Cost Optimization.

•Serves as the bridge between Tech and Business Units as a “trusted advisor "on all Tech cost, recharges and procurement matters.

•Collaborates with Tech team leads to resolve operational and project issues related to Finance/Procurement activities.

•Management reporting for the Tech and Operations department.

•Policy and procedure development for the Tech business planning department.

Role Attributes

▪Effective written and verbal communication skills.

▪The person in this role needs to be able to work independently on semi ambiguous tasks with limited supervision.

▪Team player and ability to work closely with internal Tech teams and Business Units counterparts.

▪The person in this role must also have an inquisitive mind and want to constantly innovate and improves tech business planning processes.

Key Responsibilities

▪Maintain productive relationship with Business Units on Tech cost, recharges and procurement matters.

▪Work closely with Finance & tech business units to select automation tools and agree/coordinate system improvement initiatives to improve department efficiency.

▪Ensure tech department cost are recharged in transparent manner and as per the agreement with the respective subsidiaries.

▪Develop and enhance internal reporting capabilities to establish and monitor tech actual spend versus budget.

▪Develop & improve tech business planning processes.

▪Closely monitor and report insights into tech output based on expense trends versus forecast and identify areas of cost reductions and over

Requirements

Key Decisions within the Role

▪Continuously improve processes for efficiency and effectiveness.

▪Coordinate with all HOFs to develop annual budgets for BAU activities.

▪Provide meaningful analysis of actual to budgeted financial results.

Responsibilities: 

• Oversee a diverse portfolio with substantial allocations in USD and RMB funds while managing relationships with General Partners (GPs) to enhance reporting processes and implement AI solutions. 

• Actively manage capital redeployment into liquid solutions to align with strategic objectives. 

• Monitor portfolio performance, analyze metrics such as IRR, MOIC, NAV movements, and prepare quarterly investment reports highlighting key performance drivers. 

• Coordinate with GPs and the Investor Relations team for updates on portfolio company performance and fund-level reporting. 

• Conduct periodic portfolio reviews to assess asset allocation, liquidity, and risk exposure, supporting rebalancing decisions aligned with strategic targets. 

• Identify and evaluate investment opportunities across private and public sectors, emphasizing opportunistic growth. 

• Lead the analysis of investment opportunities across various asset classes, generating ideas and optimizing processes for alpha generation. 

• Build and maintain relationships with external investment managers, advisors, and service providers, ensuring alignment with investment objectives. 

• Oversee due diligence on external managers and investments, evaluating legal and financial aspects to ensure alignment with investment philosophy. 

• Stay informed of market developments and compliance requirements, regularly updating stakeholders on fund performance. 

Requirements: 

• Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field; advanced degrees (MBA, CFA) are preferred. 

• Minimum of 1-2 years of relevant experience in investments and fund management, with familiarity in family office investment practices considered a plus. 

• Strong analytical and quantitative skills, proficient in financial modeling and analysis. 

• Excellent communication and presentation abilities, with a detail-oriented mindset for high accuracy in work. 

• Ability to work independently and thrive in a fast-paced environment while managing multiple priorities effectively. 

• A strong work ethic and commitment to career development within the firm 

Interested candidates who wish to apply for the advertised position, please click on “Apply”. We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified. 

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Job Description

• Perform virtual account holder name screening before and after onboarding, as well as during migration exercises.
• Review all screening results and determine true or false matches by conducting internal checks and public domain searches.
• Assess the materiality of true or potential matches (e.g., adverse media, sanctions) in accordance with internal policies and guidelines.
• Perform independent assessments on material hits to determine whether they warrant a trigger review.
• Document screening outcomes and complete materiality assessments accurately and in compliance with internal standards.
• Work efficiently under time pressure and manage a high volume of cases independently, ensuring all assigned tasks are completed within tight deadlines.
• Collaborate effectively as part of a team to ensure timely completion of screening alerts and migration exercises.

Qualifications

• Degree in Business or any related field.
• At least 1–3 years of experience in name screening, AML, or KYC functions.
• Excellent analytical skills with an inquisitive approach to problem-solving.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
• Ability to multitask and work collaboratively under minimal supervision in a high-pressure environment.

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Singlife is a leading homegrown financial services company, offering consumers a better way to financial freedom. Through innovative, technology-enabled solutions and a wide range of products and services, Singlife provides consumers control over their financial wellbeing at every stage of their lives.

In addition to a comprehensive suite of insurance plans, employee benefits, partnerships with financial adviser channels and bancassurance, Singlife offers investment and advisory solutions through its GROW with Singlife platform. It also offers the Singlife Account, a mobile-first insurance savings plan.

Singlife is the exclusive insurance provider for the Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Home Affairs and Public Officers Group Insurance Scheme. Singlife is also an official signatory of the United Nations Principles for Sustainable Insurance and the United Nations-supported Principles for Responsible Investment, affirming its commitment to finding a better way to sustainability.

The merger of Aviva Singapore and Singlife was announced in September 2020 and created one of the largest homegrown financial services companies in Singapore in a deal valued at S$3.2 billion. It was the largest insurance deal in Singapore at the time. Singlife was subsequently acquired by Sumitomo Life in March 2024, one of Japan’s leading life insurers, which valued Singlife at S$4.6 billion, making the transaction one of the largest insurance deals in Southeast Asia.

Key Appointments

·       Oversight of Unit Linked and Life Insurance Investment accounting and reporting for Singapore Life Ltd.

·       This role is the financial control role.

Key Responsibilities

1)       Financial Close

He/She is responsible for the financial close of all Investment-Linked Policy (ILP) funds. This includes the preparation of revaluation entries, trailer commission and management rebate accruals, audit fee accruals, and expense provisions from various sources.

He/She reconciles ILP assets and policy liabilities, investigates discrepancies, and resolves issues within the assigned timelines.

He/She issues trailer commission billings and management rebate invoices, and prepares accounts receivable schedules.

2)       Investment reporting

He/She is responsible for adhoc, monthly, quarterly and annual investment reporting to internal stakeholders, MAS and other regulators. Investment reports include but not limited to MAS Notice 122, MAS Notice 129, MAS Notice 133, statistics, dashboards, ESG disclosure, credit rating disclosure and investment commentaries.  

3)     Documentation of key process and controls

He/She will update key processes and controls on a quarterly basis by proactively identifying workflow improvements to minimise control weaknesses, enhance efficiency, and ensure the accuracy and integrity of fund accounting.

During inspections or reviews, he/she will act as a key support member for ILP matters, assisting internal auditors and/or the second line of defence.

4)     Audit

He/She will assist his/her reporting line for external and internal audit in relation to ILP.

5)     Adhoc tasks

To participate in ad-hoc assignments or role rotation within Investment Accounting, Fund Operations and Cash Management team.

Key Decisions within the Role

·       Adhere to Financial Reporting Control Framework

Team

·       Direct Report - NIL

·       Team size - 3

Requirements

Experience

• Excellent problem-solving skills
• Highly motivated with ability to work independently and sometimes in a non-structured environment
• Ability to come up with “out of the box” solutions that can be presented in a structured and precise manner
• Attention to details
• Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal
• Good working knowledge of AS400, and Oracle systems
• Strong knowledge in Financial Reporting Standard (FRS) 109, MAS Notice 122, 129, 133 and 307
• Versatile and resourceful in resolving issues efficiently
• At least 1 year experience as fund accountant or auditor is preferred

Education

• Academic: Bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance (preferred)
• Professional Certification(s): NIL (preferred / mandatory)
• Complete Fit & Proper assessments successfully on an annual basis at minimum, or when other adjunct appointments are made

Key Stakeholders

External:

• Customers: NIL
• Others: Regulators in Singapore, Auditors and Vendors
• Liaison: NIL

Internal:

• All departments within Singapore Life Ltd where collaboration is required

Job Description

•  Maintain up-to date business partner billing data in system
•  Retrieve all commission statement and outstanding statement either from service provide or portal and update in shared folder
•  Issue tax invoice to provider, allocate the collection and update cash book promptly.
•  Reconcile the commission collection and liaise with provider on the discrepancy and further required information
•  Follow up with provider on unknown receipt, commission collection and outstanding GS amount
•  Monitor and ensure all transactions are updated into SAP accurately
•  Prepare and perform commission run in CRM monthly
•  Generate the commission pay-out report and assist with the pay-out transfer to advisor
•  Assist advisors with payout related queries
•  Processing payments
•  Adhere to company’s financial policies and procedures
•  Assist in month-end closing, balance sheet and profit & loss schedules
•  Assist in year-end closing and financial reporting
•  Perform administrative duties and any other ad-hoc duties as assigned

What you need:

•  Minimum Diploma in Finance or Accounting or ACCA Foundation Level
•  Preferably 1 year of working experience in full sets of account
•  Competent in Microsoft Word and Excel
•  Meticulous, responsible, organized, detail oriented and good interpersonal skills
•  Able to work independently and also a good team player
•  Able to multi-task
•  Hands on experience in SAP and insurance industry working experience will be advantageous

The Company:
Aramco Trading was established as Saudi Aramco’s trading arm in 2011 under the approval of Saudi Aramco’s Board of Directors. It established its headquarters in Al-MidraTower in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia and have 5 other global offices in London, Singapore, Dubai and America. With five offices currently operating worldwide, Aramco Trading has broader access to markets, a wider client base, a moretalented and diversified workforce, and a more sophisticated and integratedglobal business model.

Today, the company is recognized globally as a critical trading partner for refiners,shipping companies, financial institutions, end-users, and otherproduct-trading companies. The company trades across the barrel including Crude, Middle distillates, Light distillates, bulk petrochemicals, polyolefinand recently clean energy like LNG, Emission and Biofuels.

Aramco Trading Singapore (ATS) is the largest subsidiary out of the Kingdom and is activelytrading within the region and globally across all products since 2018.

The Function:
The Credit Risk function sits under the big umbrella of the Finance department.

The Credit Risk teamis responsible for identifying, assessing, and managing the risk of financialloss arising from counterparty default across trading, logistics, and financingactivities. It supports the commercial business by setting credit limits, approving trading and credit (payment security) terms, and continuously monitoring counterparty exposures in often volatile markets. By integrating financial analysis, market intelligence, and risk controls, the credit risk function ensures that trading opportunities are pursued within the firm’s risk appetite while safeguarding liquidity, capital, and balance sheet strength.

Key Accountabilities:

·        First point of contactfor PCG applications/renewals, credit limit reviews/approvals for Risk Management Committee.

·        Responsible for review andmaintenance of a portfolio of all Asia based counterparties at ATC, including creditrisk assessment for new counterparty onboarding and periodic credit limit review.

·        Liaise directly with Opsand Traders for credit release of physical deals including close monitoring of credit lines utilisation and engage Front Office & Counterparty on a timely basis if additional credit support is required.

·        Maintain and manage counterparty credit settings for MOC physical window trading

·        Attend any customer meetings/site visits as required.

·        First point of contact for all structured trade finance deals, ATS functional reviews and spot cargos being booked out of ATS
·        Be part of the ATS Functional Review Team to assess the credit risks involved in new agreements and business cases, and provide sign off, with the exception of complex cases involving newproduct/structure to be escalated to ATC Credit for approval.

·        Hold Delegation of Authority for temporary credit limit increases.

Requirements:

·        Relevant education in finance, accounting, economics, risk management, or a related discipline

·        Minimum 5 years of direct credit risk experience; counterparty risk, or trade finance, preferably within commodity trading, energy, metals, agriculture, or shipping sectors

·        Strong financial analysis skills, including interpretation of financial statements, cash flow analysis, leverage metrics, and liquidity assessment

·        Experience assessing counterparty risk across traders, producers, processors, logistics providers, and financial institutions

·        Solid understanding of commodity trading structures, including physical trades, derivatives, prepayments, offtake agreements, and structured financing

·        Sound judgment and independent decision-making, with the ability to challenge front office constructively

·        Strong communication skills to explain credit decisions clearly to traders, senior management, and external stakeholders

·        Ability to operate effectively in a fast-paced, high-pressure trading environment

·        Pragmatic and solutions-oriented mindset, balancing risk control with commercial objectives

·        High levels of integrity, attention to detail, and accountability

Application:
Do you have what it takes? If you are keen to grow your career with a leading energy company, this is the role for you. 

Interested applicants please submit full resume with email and contact details to ATS-HR@aramcotrading.sg

We regret to inform you that only selected candidates will be notified.

Job Title: Bank Ops (Analyst Junior)
Job Type: Contract - 9 Months Extendable
Job Location: West, Singapore

Job Description:

• Process fulfilment of requests through retrieval of information & updates in Bank’s operating systems within specified Service Standard, timely and accurately
• Process requests on Account Maintenance/Updates on customer’s accounts.
• Highlight on operational issues and provide timely escalation to management
• Identify operational risks and implement measures to address/mitigate the risk
• Participate in process improvement in providing ideas/initiatives in digitization and automation
• Establish and maintain effective relationship & partnership with key internal & external stakeholders
• Work closely with various stakeholders in daily activities, understand process frictions and recommend ideas to achieve Design-For-No-Ops strategy
• Contribute to updates of Process Risk Maps & Standard Operating Procedures
• Timely escalation of any ops/system issue to Team Lead
• Liaising and assisting SPF/LEA with retrieval of bank information/documents
• Any other ad-hoc assignments from Team Leader to improve the team’s performance

Job Requirements:

• Diploma in any discipline.
• Training will be provided for those without related working experience
• Proficient in Microsoft Office Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint
• High level accuracy level, well-organized
• Knowledge of the bank’s core operating systems and control standards is advantage
• Meticulous, with an eye for details, team player and can-do attitude
• Good communication skills verbally and written

Others

• Working Hours: Mon – Fri (8.30AM – 6PM)
• Working location: West- Toh Guan Road

This is an outsource role

If your skills & experience match the requirement, please share your updated CV in MS Word Format stating your current, expected salary details & availability at mounika@rmabpo.com to take it forward.

“This is in partnership with the Employment and Employability Institute Pte Ltd (“e2i”). e2i is the empowering network for workers and employers seeking employment and employability solutions. e2i serves as a bridge between workers and employers, connecting with workers to offer job security through job-matching, career guidance and skills upgrading services, and partnering employers to address their manpower needs through recruitment, training, and job redesign solutions. e2i is a tripartite initiative of the National Trades Union Congress set up to support nation-wide manpower and skills upgrading initiatives. By applying for this role, you consent to RMA Groups’s PDPA and e2i’s PDPA.”

All Curriculum Vitae will be treated with strict confidentiality. We regret to inform you that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

Mounika Tanuku
Senior Recruitment Consultant
EA License No 93C4403 
EA Regn No R22109193

• Perform periodic and event-driven KYC reviews across client segments, ensuring compliance with regulatory and internal standards

• Monitor KYC records, manage review cycles, and prevent overdue cases through proactive tracking and action plans

• Conduct client identification, verification, and screening, including PEP/sanctions and validation of customer information

• Execute enhanced due diligence (EDD), including adverse media and social media checks where required

• Identify and escalate suspicious activities or unusual account behaviour in line with AML requirements

• Determine account scope for KYC reviews based on policy guidelines

• Collaborate with internal stakeholders and liaise with RMs/outreach teams to obtain required information and complete reviews

• Ensure high quality and accuracy of KYC files, performing QC checks and resolving discrepancies during review and approval stages

• Escalate system or procedural issues to management and support client outreach where necessary

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

www.ambition.com.sg

EA Registration Number: R22104385

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

Job Title

Investment Associate / Senior Investment Analyst – Luxury Hospitality Private Equity

Company Overview

Client is a specialist private equity firm focused on direct investments and operating platforms in the luxury and upper-upscale hospitality sector globally. They target iconic trophy assets, branded luxury resorts, ultra-luxury boutique hotels, and high-end branded residences, and luxury hospitality-related operating companies across North America, Singapore, New Zealand and select Asian gateways.

Role Overview

The Investment Associate will play a lead role in the sourcing, evaluation, execution, and asset management of luxury hotel and branded residence investments. Working directly with the Partners and senior team members, the Associate will take ownership of financial underwriting, market research, stakeholder presentations, and ongoing portfolio oversight. This is a high-exposure position within a lean, entrepreneurial team that offers significant carry participation and career progression.

Key Responsibilities

1. Transaction Execution & Underwriting

• Lead the construction and ongoing maintenance of sophisticated three-statement hotel financial models (P&L, cash flow waterfalls, promote structures, multi-scenario IRR/EM analysis, hold/sell/refi scenarios).
• Underwrite luxury hotel acquisitions, recapitalizations, and ground-up developments with debt and preferred equity layers.
• Develop detailed operating assumptions (ADR, RevPAR, GOPPAR, F&B margins, management & franchise fees, FF&E reserves, PIPs, ROI on renovations).

2. Luxury Market Intelligence & Research

• Perform deep-dive research on global luxury travel trends, ultra-high-net-worth spending patterns, branded residence demand, and competitive supply pipelines.
• Analyze sub-market dynamics in gateway cities and prime resort destinations (Maldives, Aspen, Côte d’Azur, Dubai, Mykonos, St. Barths, etc.).
• Maintain relationships with luxury operators (Four Seasons, Aman, Rosewood, Mandarin Oriental, One&Only, Ritz-Carlton, Peninsula, etc.) and track brand expansion pipelines.

3. Deal Execution & Stakeholder Management

• Prepare investment committee memos, board presentations, and LP updates with institutional-grade quality and storytelling.
• Coordinate due diligence (legal, technical, commercial, brand/franchise, reputation & ESG risk).
• Negotiate term sheets, LOIs, purchase agreements, management agreements, and franchise agreements alongside external counsel.

4. Portfolio & Asset Management

• Actively monitor portfolio assets: monthly/quarterly performance vs. underwriting, annual budgeting, major capex/renovation oversight, and re-financing/disposition planning.
• Work directly with third-party operators and internal asset management teams to drive revenue enhancement and cost efficiency.
• Prepare investor reporting and quarterly valuation updates.

5. Network & Market Coverage

• Cultivate and maintain relationships with luxury hotel brokers (JLL Hotels, CBRE Hotels, HVS, Eastdil, Christie & Co), lenders, high-end operators, family offices, and sovereign wealth investors.
• Attend key industry events (ILTM Cannes, IHIF, ALIS, etc.).

Required Qualifications & Experience

• Minimum 5–9 years of relevant experience with a clear track record in luxury/upscale hospitality investments.
• Prior roles within: – Hotel-focused private equity or real estate private equity – Investment banking (real estate/hospitality M&A or lodging coverage) – Luxury hotel operator corporate development / strategy (e.g., Four Seasons, Aman, Rosewood, Dorchester Collection) – Hospitality investment sales brokerage or advisory (JLL, CBRE, Eastdil Secured)
• Demonstrable experience in project management of luxury hotel transactions (acquisitions, developments, or recapitalizations)
• Bachelor’s degree from a top-tier university; MBA/CFA/CAIA strongly preferred.

Key Skills & Attributes

• Mastery of Excel; ability to build institutional-quality hotel models from scratch.
• Exceptional PowerPoint skills and ability to distill complex analyses into clear, persuasive presentations.
• Deep understanding of hotel profit & loss dynamics, franchise/management agreements, brand standards, and PIP economics.
• Commercial intuition for luxury consumer behavior and what drives value in trophy assets.
• Strong presence and communication skills; comfortable presenting to CEOs, family offices, and investors.
• Fluency in English required; additional European or Asian languages highly advantageous.

If this sounds like you and you have a genuine passion for five-star hospitality and trophy real estate, we would love to hear from you.

Responsibilities:

• Conduct fundamental research with a primary focus on the Japanese stock market to identify and develop investment ideas.
• Build and maintain detailed financial models and valuation frameworks with deep analysis of pricing dynamics, and earnings drivers.
• Perform company, industry, and macro analysis, including global trends and cross-strait/geopolitical considerations.
• Collaborate with portfolio managers to develop, challenge, and refine investment decisions.
• Prepare and present investment recommendations to the investment team.
• Monitor portfolio holdings, catalysts, and risk exposures, including ongoing performance tracking.
• Stay up to date on corporate developments, earnings releases, and industry trends across the Taiwan semiconductor and broader tech ecosystem.

Qualifications:

1. Major in Business, Economics or Finance preferred.
2. At least 5 years of experience in equity research, asset management, hedge funds, or investment banking (buy-side or sell-side).
3. Strong financial modelling, valuation, and analytical skills.
4. Demonstratedability to conduct fundamental company and industry research.
5. Fluent Japanese and English required.
6. Strong communication skills and ability to present investment ideas clearly.
7. High level of intellectual curiosity, discipline, and attention to detail.

Your new company

This is a multinational corporate bank.

Your new role

• Support GRMs in evaluating customers’ performance and in implementing the required corrective actions.
• Support GRMs by carrying out administrative and credit related activities, taking care of tasks required during the preparation of Credit Proposals.
• Support origination activities (data collection, economic and financial data analysis, benchmarking analysis, financial modelling, etch).
• Actively interact with the relationship functions of the various networks for the reference customers.

What you'll need to succeed

• 1-3 years of experience in Corporate and Investment Banking.
• University degree and/or post-graduate degree ineconomics/Corporate Finance.
• Knowledge and experience in Corporate Finance (FinancialStatements and Business Plans, Funding Options, LBOs, etc).
• Proficiency in PPT and Excel.
• Proficiency in the use of Bloomberg.

What you'll get in return

• Challenging yet fulfilling career with an equal opportunity employer.
• Various opportunities to learn and upgrade your skill sets
• Competitive remuneration package and benefits

What you need to do now

If you’re interested in this role, click ‘apply now’ to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call Shabnam at Hays on +65 60271964 or email Shabnam.Bahar@hays.com.sg for a confidential discussion. Referrals are welcome.

Registration ID No. R1873584 | EA License number: 07C3924 | Company Registration No. 200609504D

As an Accounts Receivable Analyst II, Global Finance Operations (US Rebates), you will be responsible for extracting rebate data from various sources and using tools like macros for ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) processes. Key responsibilities include identifying and resolving data discrepancies, generating timely reports to aid decision-making, and creating dashboards for effective data visualization. You will maintain reporting templates to track rebate performance and produce regular and ad-hoc reports for stakeholders. Collaboration with cross-functional teams is essential for validating rebate data, analyzing agreements for compliance, and assisting in rebate calculations. Additionally, you will be responsible for maintaining detailed documentation of data sources and continuously improving reporting processes and data quality.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES AND ROLE ACCOUNTABILITIES:

• Extract rebate data from various sources and systems.
• Utilize macros and other tools to extract, transform and load (ETL) data for rebate analysis.
• Identify and resolve data discrepancies and inconsistencies.
• Generate and distribute timely, accurate and insightful reports related to rebate programs, helping in decision-making and strategy.
• Create dashboards and data visualizations to convey insights effectively.
• Create and maintain reporting templates to track analyze rebate performance.
• Generate regular and ad-hoc reports for internal stakeholders.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to gather, validate, and maintain rebate-related data.
• Analyze rebate agreements to ensure compliance and accuracy.
• Assist in the calculation and processing of rebates.
• Maintain detailed documentation of data sources, processes and reports
• Continuously seek opportunities to enhance reporting processes and data quality.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Monitor and manage assigned customer accounts to ensure timely collection of outstanding invoices.
• Analyze aging reports and prioritize collection efforts based on risk and exposure.
• Contact customers via phone and email to follow up on overdue balances and resolve payment issues.
• Reconcile customer accounts and investigate discrepancies, short payments, and unapplied cash.
• Work closely and coordinate with internal and external functional teams/ department functions such as Sales operations, AR maintenance, Legal, RMA, IT, Buyer, Client support, etc.
• Maintain accurate collection notes and documentation in ERP or accounting systems.
• Reconcile accounts receivable against payment and against customers’ accounts payable records.
• Prepare and send customer statements/billings, invoices, etc.
• Provide collections input in Weekly Cash Forecast file in accordance with customer’s payment commitment or payment trend/behavior.
• Prepare and distribute regular AR aging and collection status reports to management.
• Negotiate payment plans when necessary while minimizing company risk exposure.
• Minimize bad debt risk and maximize accounts receivable collections.
• Support month-end close activities related to accounts receivable.
• Ensure compliance with company policies and internal controls.
• Recommend process improvements to enhance collection efficiency and reduce DSO (Days Sales Outstanding).
• Interface with business partners regarding process changes, upgrades, and enhancements
• Ensure targets, measurements and service levels are met.

Job Summary

Support credit risk management by maintaining policies, preparing risk reports, monitoring portfolio trends, and assisting in regulatory and stress testing exercises within a financial institution.

Responsibilities

• Maintain and update credit risk policies and frameworks to ensure compliance and effectiveness
• Prepare detailed portfolio risk reports for management and Head Office to inform decision-making
• Monitor portfolio trends to identify early warning signals and risk concentrations for proactive risk management
• Support stress testing and regulatory reporting exercises to meet compliance requirements
• Assist in Expected Credit Loss (ECL) calculation and provisioning processes to ensure accurate financial reporting
• Participate in risk-related projects, including climate and environmental risk initiatives, to enhance risk management practices
• Communicate effectively with stakeholders across multiple departments to facilitate risk management activities
• Manage multiple priorities independently while maintaining high attention to detail and strong risk awareness

Job Summary

Support technology finance operations by generating financial reports, managing budgets, and overseeing IT asset management to optimize spend and ensure compliance within a technology-driven environment.

Responsibilities

• Generate and analyze PR/GR and financial reports using SAP and enterprise systems to support accurate financial decision-making.
• Process invoice payments and reconcile technology-related expenses to maintain timely and accurate financial records.
• Maintain data integrity across financial systems to ensure reliable reporting and compliance.
• Collaborate with senior technology leaders to monitor and optimize budget utilization for IT projects and operations.
• Support renewal and budgeting processes for software and hardware contracts to ensure cost-effective technology investments.
• Assist in managing project budgets by tracking spend against forecasts and identifying variances for corrective action.
• Prepare monthly financial dashboards and insights to inform the Technology Finance team’s strategic planning.
• Oversee IT asset management, including inventory tracking, issuance, and decommissioning of laptops and hardware to maintain asset accuracy.
• Ensure compliance with internal controls, accounting policies, and audit requirements to uphold financial governance standards.

Required competencies and certifications

• Experience in a finance role within a technology-driven environment, financial institution, or consulting firm (minimum 1 year) or relevant internship experience for fresh graduates.
• Proficiency in Microsoft 365 tools, especially Excel, Outlook, and SharePoint, to perform data analysis and communication tasks effectively.
• Strong analytical skills to interpret complex data sets and support financial modeling and reporting.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills to engage stakeholders across technical and non-technical teams.

Preferred competencies and qualifications

• Working knowledge of SAP (PEMS or similar ERP systems) to generate and analyze financial reports efficiently.
• Experience with financial modeling and data analysis to enhance budgeting and forecasting accuracy.
• Solid understanding of financial treatment for technology expenses, distinguishing CapEx from OpEx.
• Experience with IT asset lifecycle management to support accurate tracking and control of technology assets.