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You are responsible for the production, reliability and analysis of the group's consolidated financial information. Your responsibilities include:
Production of consolidated accounts: Collect, control and integrate the consolidation packages of the subsidiaries of the group, ensuring the smooth transition from French accounting to IFRS standards.
Consolidation Restatements: Perform intercos write-offs and apply all IFRS-specific restatements (IFRS 16, IFRS 15, etc.).
Analyses & Reporting: Actively participate in the development of consolidated financial reporting, analyze changes in balance sheet, income statement and cash flow to inform management.
Financial communication: Collaborate in the drafting of the annexes to the IFRS consolidated financial statements and prepare the files for external auditors (audits).
Support and improvement: Provide technical support to local accounting teams of subsidiaries and participate in the optimization of closing tools and processes.
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