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by Loyela Recruitment Lubumbashi Preselect Description Loyela Recruitment is looking for a Financial Manager for a client based in Lubumbashi in the customs sector. The Financial Manager is responsible for managing the company’s financial resources, ensuring the reliability of financial information and contributing to strategic decision-making. Responsibilities Oversee the financial and accounting management of the company. Develop and monitor the annual budget and financial forecasts. Provides cash management and financial flow monitoring. Oversee the preparation of financial statements and accounting reports. Ensure compliance with tax, accounting and regulatory obligations. Establish and strengthen internal control procedures. Analyze financial performance and make strategic recommendations. Oversee billing, payments and collection operations. Collaborate with external auditors and financial institutions. Produce periodic financial reports to management. Experiences and qualifications License in finance, accounting, management or audit. Minimum of 5 years experience in a similar position. Good command of accounting and financial standards. Experience in budget management and financial analysis. Women and people with disabilities are strongly encouraged
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