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Duration: CDI
Job description:
Reporting to the General Management, the Internal Controller evaluates and strengthens CO.MI.FI’s internal control system. Through permanent and periodic checks on all agencies and services.
Main duties
Develop and execute the annual control plan.
Carry out on-the-spot checks in the agencies (cash, credit, accounting).
Identify anomalies, discrepancies and risks of fraud.
Prepare reports with recommendations and monitor their implementation.
Support auditors and external audits.
Candidate profile
Bac+4 in accounting, audit, finance or equivalent.
Experience
At least 3 to 5 years of experience in internal audit or control, ideally in banking or microfinance.
Knowledge of accounting standards and microfinance procedures.
Integrity, objectivity and writing ability.
Mastery of Excel.
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