Chief Financial Officer

Chief Financial Officer - (From a listed company)

Key Responsibilities:

- Handle the Board matters.

- Report financials to the Executive Management, Board, and the shareholders.

- Provide financial analysis and guidance to the executive team and Board of Directors.

- Develop and implement financial strategies and plans to support the Company goals and objectives.

- Review short term and long-term financial goals and develop a comprehensive budget for the upcoming year.

- Set Financial Benchmarks and establish a system to track KPI's.

- Identify areas for revenue growth and cost savings.

- Evaluate the financial performance of each business units and identify areas for improvement.

- Evaluate existing financial systems, develop and implement the policies, procedures, and controls to ensure compliance with regulations and standards.

- Assess the current financial position of the company. Manage cash flow & investment portfolios.

- To maintain banking relationships. Negotiate favourable terms for loans, credit lines, and other financial requirements.

- Stay up-to-date with industry trends and best practices in finance and accounting, and recommend changes to the company financial strategies as needed.

- Handle Statutory, Internal, and Secretarial audit matters.

- Work with the Rating agency.

- Ensure compliances with applicable laws. Evaluate current tax strategies and make recommendations.

- Develop a risk management framework and identify and manage financial risks and develop strategies to mitigate them.

- Review existing assets and make recommendation.

- Assess the financial impact of new initiatives and investments and provide recommendations to the executive team.

- Finance Team People Goals - Manage the finance and accounting team, including hiring, training, and performance management.

- Oversee the preparation of financial reports for regulatory bodies and stakeholders.

- Cross functional coordination to ensure that financial considerations integrated into decision-making processes.