Chief Financial Officer (Technicrete ISG)

Banking, Finance, Insurance. Stockbroking (1)
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Head Office (Roodepoort)
Permanent
Full Time
Market related
EE/AA
Easy apply
Introduction

The Chief Financial Officer, will be responsible for the accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of the organization’s financial reporting. The CFO will help establish and direct the organization’s financial goals and objectives, its budget, and the Financial Plan. The CFO will have primary responsibility for ensuring that internal controls are in place, enforced, and reviewed periodically for conformance to accounting and financial standards and applicable regulations.

Duties & Responsibilities
Analyze financial statements, and prepares reports and recommendations to Executive Team and the Board of Directors concerning financial performance.
Annually create a capital plan that aligns with overall business plans and strategies, and reviews the capital plan with Executive Team and the Board of Directors.
Annually reviews and updates related party transaction policies and procedures with Executive Team and the Board of Directors; and reviews, approves, and discloses related party transactions, and annually distributes the Related Party Transaction Conflict of Interest Questionnaire.
Approves bank payments and transfers.
Leads the due diligence financial analyses and modelling for new acquisitions.
Develop and become a custodian of a sourcing / procurement strategy to ensure maximum value is extracted from all supplier relationships/partnerships.
Ensure that contract management is in place for all key suppliers to monitor and manage supplier performance to all key indicators (delivery, quality, performance, reliability, flexibility).
Arranges and chairs financial management meetings, and prepares financial reports and presentations for scheduled financial management meetings.
Assesses risks and exposure due to business conducted in foreign currency, prepares a report and recommendations for dealing with foreign currencies, and follows and executes the established foreign exchange management policy.
Completes and gains the approval of financial objectives, and oversees the financial health and financial performance of the Company, as well as a fiduciary responsibility to shareholders.
Creates and reviews all period-end activities to ensure the period-end financial statements accurately reflect the results of the Company’s activities, and is familiar with the specific software procedures for keeping the prior year open until all final closing adjustments have been made and approved.
Directs the Finance Department in developing borrowing and financial plans to meet the needs of the Company’s operations.
Ensures development and impl