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Chief Financial and Risk Officer (CFRO) at Outbox Hub Uganda
CDI4 months ago
Job Description
Uganda
Full-Time
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The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is responsible for providing strategic financial leadership and ensuring sound financial management, financial reporting, treasury management, budgeting, financial controls, tax compliance and financial sustainability of Savanna PayPulse Limited. The CFO will oversee the Company’s financial resources while ensuring appropriate segregation between the Company’s operational funds and customer funds held in Trust Accounts. The role will ensure accurate and timely financial reporting and compliance with applicable accounting standards, tax requirements, Bank of Uganda requirements, the National Payment Systems regulatory framework and the Company’s internal financial policies and controls. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Financial Strategy and Leadership Hire Resume Writers Develop and implement the Company’s financial strategy. Provide financial advice to the CEO, Board and Management. Ensure the Company’s financial resources are effectively planned and managed. Develop financial policies, procedures and internal controls. Monitor the Company’s financial sustainability, liquidity and profitability. Provide financial analysis to support strategic and commercial decisions. Sharing is Caring! Click on the Icons Below and Share
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