Top Finance Manager Jobs in Singapore

The Finance Manager oversees revenue planning, budgeting, and forecasting for Asia Pacific, performing financial analysis to support business decisions and report management performance.

The Finance Manager will oversee all financial operations, manage reporting and compliance, and lead the finance team to optimize efficiency.

The SC Finance Manager for APAC/MEA is responsible for managing finance operations, budgeting, forecasting, and financial analysis within the specified regions. They will collaborate with stakeholders to optimize financial performance and support strategic decision-making.

The Finance Manager will oversee financial operations, optimize infrastructure, manage treasury capital, process payments, handle budgets, conduct financial analyses, and ensure compliance. The role involves collaboration with cross-functional teams and risk management to support the organization’s financial health and sustainability.

The Senior Finance Manager will oversee the integration of financial systems following mergers and acquisitions, ensuring compliance with US GAAP and internal controls while working with multiple teams to streamline processes and improve financial reporting.

The Finance Manager will oversee forecasting and reporting of financial KPIs, manage budgets and cashflows, and ensure compliance with governance standards. Responsibilities include developing processes for financial tracking, reporting, and budgeting, supporting compensation matters and collaborating with stakeholders to enhance financial operations.

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 statutory and commercial accounting for the Indonesian branch, ensuring compliance with local regulations and IFRS. Responsibilities include preparing financial statements, conducting financial analysis, managing cash flow forecasts, and liaising with external auditors. The role requires proactive improvement of reporting processes and financial risk management.