Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

About the role

The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is a key member of the management team, reporting directly to the Managing Director. The CFO drives financial performance, safeguards long‑term stability, and partners with commercial operations to support leasing portfolio growth, profitability and cash management.

Key responsibilities

• Lead all financial, profitability, administrative and risk‑management functions.
• Develop and execute financial and tax strategies, budgeting and capital‑risk processes.
• Oversee accounting, investor relations, tax, treasury, cash‑flow forecasting and liquidity management.
• Coordinate purchasing activities and manage outsourced HR services.
• Act as primary liaison with regulators, auditors and banking authorities.
• Serve as Company Secretary, participating in Board meetings and decision‑making.
• Maintain internal controls, compliance frameworks and management control systems.

Required profile

• University degree in finance, accounting or a related field.
• Minimum 5 years of senior finance experience, preferably in a regulated environment.
• Proven ability to work independently and within a team.
• Strong communication skills and alignment with corporate leadership values.

Required skills

• Financial analysis and management.
• Treasury and funding management.
• Risk management and liquidity planning.
• Budgeting and capital‑risk oversight.