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Leads financial reporting, accounting controls, and close activities for a company, region, or group of entities. Ensures financial information is accurate, complete, and delivered on schedule, and that accounting practices follow applicable standards, company policies, and control requirements. Partners with finance teams and business leaders to explain results, resolve issues, and strengthen the organization’s financial processes.

A Corporate Controller oversees accounting and financial control across the company or a major business unit. A Regional Controller manages reporting, controls, and finance operations for a geographic region, coordinating local requirements with group policies. A Group Financial Controller leads consolidated reporting across multiple entities, including intercompany processes, consolidation adjustments, currency translation, and consistency of reporting across the group.

Oversees monthly, quarterly, and annual close processes, including general ledger review, journals, accruals, provisions, reconciliations, fixed assets, intercompany balances, and supporting schedules. Reviews financial statements and management reports, investigates unusual transactions and material variances, and ensures that supporting documentation is complete. Coordinates reporting calendars and works with local finance teams to resolve differences and meet deadlines.

Develops and maintains accounting policies, internal controls, reporting standards, and finance procedures. Coordinates external audits, statutory filings, tax schedules, and internal audit requests with auditors, advisers, and local teams. Monitors accounting changes and works with specialists to assess their effect on reporting. Identifies opportunities to improve systems, processes, and reporting efficiency, and may lead finance transformation, system implementation, or policy harmonization work.

Provides advice to senior leaders on financial results, control matters, and reporting risks. Leads and develops finance staff, manages resources, and supports financial planning and performance reviews. Group and regional roles may also oversee consolidation processes, local statutory requirements, multi-currency reporting, and consistent control practices across subsidiaries or locations.

• Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, or a related field
• Professional accounting qualification such as CPA, CA, ACCA, or equivalent is typically preferred
• Significant experience in accounting, financial reporting, audit, controllership, or finance leadership
• Strong knowledge of financial statements, general ledger, close processes, consolidations, and applicable accounting standards
• Experience designing, maintaining, and reviewing internal controls and accounting policies
• Ability to manage complex reporting calendars and ensure accurate, complete financial records
• Strong analytical skills for investigating variances, accounting issues, and control weaknesses
• Proficiency with ERP, consolidation, and financial reporting systems
• Clear communication and leadership skills for working with finance teams, auditors, executives, and business partners
• Experience coordinating audits, statutory reporting, tax schedules, and compliance activities is an asset
• Sound judgment, integrity, and discretion when handling confidential financial information
• Experience leading teams, improving finance processes, and managing system changes
• Multi-entity, multi-currency, and international reporting experience is beneficial for regional and group roles
• Experience in the relevant industry or a regulated environment is an asset