Total 3 Director/C-Level finance analyst job vacancies in one north central singapore

We are seeking a detail-oriented and experienced Assistant Director of Finance to support the Director of Finance in managing the financial operations of the organization. The Assistant Director will play a key role in overseeing accounting processes, financial reporting, budgeting, and ensuring compliance with financial policies. This position requires strong leadership skills, analytical capabilities, and the ability to work collaboratively across departments.

How your day looks like?

Financial Management & Reporting:

• Assist in preparing accurate and timely financial statements and reports, including balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements.
• Oversee month-end and year-end close processes.
• Collaborate in the preparation of annual budgets and financial forecasts.

Budgeting & Forecasting:

• Provide analysis to support the development of budgets and forecasts.
• Monitor actual performance against budget and recommend corrective actions as necessary.

Internal Controls & Compliance:

• Ensure compliance with local, state, and federal financial regulations.
• Develop and implement internal controls and financial policies to safeguard assets.
• Coordinate with external auditors and ensure the completion of annual audits.

Team Leadership & Development:

• Supervise, mentor, and provide guidance to finance staff.
• Assist in the training and development of the finance team to enhance skills and performance.

Cash Flow & Financial Strategy:

• Assist in the management of cash flow, including analysis of cash position and investment strategies.
• Provide strategic insights to optimize financial resources and identify growth opportunities.

Systems & Process Improvement:

• Identify opportunities to improve financial processes and systems to enhance efficiency and accuracy.
• Participate in financial software implementations and upgrades.
• Strong knowledge of financial principles, budgeting, financial analysis, and reporting.
• Proficiency in financial software and advanced Excel skills.
• Excellent organizational, problem-solving, and analytical skills.
• Ability to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills with the ability to collaborate across departments.
• Any other ad-hoc tasks assigned by the Director of Finance.

     How do I deliver this?

• Tell it like it is- Authentic, honest, you mean it, sincere, true.
• Have fun and make friends - fun, energetic, whimsical, upbeat, “wink", casual.
• I've got your back- Accountable, responsible, makes up for own promises, knows how to take ownership, follows - thru, dependable.
• Play to win - Original, cutting edge, new, "outside the box”; open to new possibilities, different.
• Right here, right now - Attentive, detail-oriented, always focused, always in the moment, precise, owns the guest.

Job Scope

Under the general guidance of the Director of Finance, you oversee and direct all aspects of the finance function, including the accounting operation, financial reporting, managing relationships with lenders and compliance with tax and other governmental authorities.

Reports directly to the Director of Finance on all day-to-day operational matters affecting the hotel, and directly to the Director of Finance on all finance matters.

Essential Responsibilities

• Supervises the accounting department of the Hotel
• Directs the accounting departments of the hotels to ensure strong accounting procedures and controls are in place, and financial reporting is timely, reliable and accurate.
• Responsible for all staffing matters for the finance function including recruitment, training and counseling of employees.
• Oversees hotel accounting systems and ensures full use is made of system capabilities.
• Responsible to produce the most effective and efficient accounting organization and processes to support the hotel’s operations.
• Provides financial support to the Director of Finance/GM and the hotel Executive Committee, including periodic reporting, financial analysis, forecasts etc. 
• Provides financial input on all significant business decisions.
• Monitors departmental costs across hotel and provides leadership in controlling and reducing costs.
• Monitors financial performance and provides the management team and with early warnings of variances from budget or forecast.  Responds proactively to business developments, and assists the management team to take appropriate action to address changing circumstances.
• Liaises with finance department in and ensure all reporting requirements and requests for information are satisfied in a timely manner.
• Oversees the consolidation of the financial information for reporting to the banks and joint venture partners.
• Oversees the accumulation of the financial information for reporting to tax accountants and tax authorities. 
• Oversees F&B accounting and reporting and monitors relations/responds.
• Responsible for liaising with banks, and monitoring compliance with all loan agreements and covenants.
• Oversees the generation of operating and cash flow forecasts for Corporate office and for the banks, as per directed by the Director of Finance.
• Responsible for managing and supporting the annual budget process.
• Oversees capital project budgets and reporting.

Team Summary

The Finance Business Partner team is an agile, highly visible team that works using a consultative model with business to apply data to business and finance decisions as well as measure performance.

We are looking for a Finance leader, who is a problem solver with great communication skills. You will provide financial insights that enables the business partners to plan, prioritize investments, execute and manage performance.

You are both a player and coach, providing financial thought partnership and analytical support to partners. This is a high visibility role where you will keep senior management informed on performance and support decision making, business reviews, strategy/execution projects, and ad hoc analysis.

What a Director, Finance Business Partner – Merchant Sales & Acquiring (MS&A) does at Visa:

• Primary Finance support for MS&A function
• Establish and maintain excellent working partnerships with the MS&A function head and leadership teams.
• Effectively partner with MS&A function to prepare Annual Budget and Quarterly Forecasts ensuring all relevant issues / projects / initiatives are correctly addressed and/or resolved
• Acquire and maintain a deep understanding of the strategies, priorities and issues of the MS&A function regionally and globally
• Perform financial analysis including variance analysis and what-if scenarios; be able to succinctly outline key variance drivers and key risks to projections while applying business and financial acumen to explain underlying drivers of results
• Partner with business teams for client incentive deals and projects, providing financial and analytical support and applying business acumen.  
• Individual contributor who could partner with business in providing guidance on budget and bringing financial discipline in investment decisions
• Partner with Global Functional and AP Hub finance teams to prepare commentary regarding variances, business drivers and influence forecasting assumptions
• Actively seeks opportunities to introduce new tools and improve analysis used for function communications
  • Support the month-end, quarter-end and year-end reporting requirements in accordance with deadlines
  • Work with limited direction, usually within a complex and often ambiguous environment, to drive rigorous, fact-based recommendations to senior management, functional, or regional management while supporting syndication with stakeholders across the organization

Why this is important to Visa

The FBP will be part of one of the key functions in Visa and plays a critical role in supporting MS&A function from a finance support standpoint.

This is a hybrid position. Hybrid employees can alternate time between both remote and office. Employees in hybrid roles are expected to work from the office 2-3 set days a week (determined by leadership/site), with a general guidepost of being in the office 50% or more of the time based on business.