Top Finance Manager Jobs in Singapore

The Senior Finance Manager is responsible for integrating financial systems and processes after mergers & acquisitions, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and internal controls. This role involves financial analysis, process standardization, and post-integration support, working closely with various stakeholders.

As a Sr Finance Manager, you will drive cash flow management strategies, develop cash forecasting frameworks, and collaborate with teams to optimize working capital and improve collection processes. This role emphasizes analytical skills and leadership in cash operations across regions.

The Finance Manager at Qube Research & Technologies will oversee the finance function within the APAC region, managing monthly accounts, reviewing invoices, taxes, and financial statements, and coordinating external audits. They will work closely with the Finance Director to ensure compliance and accuracy in financial reporting.

The Finance Manager will oversee full accounting processes, manage financial reporting and compliance, collaborate with other teams, and address risk management while leading the implementation of new financial systems. Requires a CPA with significant managerial experience and sound decision-making skills.

The Assistant Finance Manager will support financial accounting, compliance, and reporting for operations in Singapore. Responsibilities include managing year-end financial statements, enhancing internal controls, and partnering with stakeholders to ensure efficient financial operations. Strong analytical skills and a CA/CPA qualification are required.

The APAC Finance Manager oversees EPD APAC cash flow management, supports strategic projects alongside the Regional Finance Director, and provides analytical insights for financial performance. This role involves project management, financial modelling, and establishing best practices across the region. The manager is responsible for ensuring efficient implementation of financial initiatives and driving results in alignment with commercial strategies.

The Trade Finance Manager is responsible for defining project scopes, timelines, and budgets, ensuring integration of program and project management frameworks. The role involves analyzing projects to meet governance requirements, managing stakeholder communications, leading change initiatives, and collaborating with various teams to ensure solutions fulfill business needs.

The Assistant Finance Manager will manage financial reporting, business analysis, tax compliance, accounts operations, and budgeting for Korea and Oceania. Key responsibilities include timely monthly closes, management reporting, compliance with global policies, and liaising with internal and external parties for financial matters.