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Provide Sales Assistance for Treasury Management Sales Department (30%) Maintains up-to-date working knowledge of all treasury products and merchant processing services. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS Provide Support for Treasury Management Sales Department (50%) Prepares and compiles new customer information to open new checking and savings accounts, ensuring collection of all necessary Know Your Customer (KYC) documentation.
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Treasury Director – Director of Treasury – Equity Transactions – Cash Management – Treasury System – Cash Returns – Tax Payments – Distributions – Capital Calls – Debt – Refinance – Real Estate – 1031Are you an experienced Treasury Director who is experienced in working in real estate who is looking to work for a stable and growing company.
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The Director, Treasury assists the VP & Treasurer in managing the corporation’s finance operations, including liquidity planning, debt issuance, investments, working capital management. Stay abreast of debt and equity capital markets, changes in accounting rules that impact treasury matters.
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The Treasury Management Risk Analyst will be responsible for understanding regulatory requirements and threat landscape associated with, but not limited to, Treasury Management and related online banking applications.
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Reporting directly into VP, Corporate Treasurer, the Treasury Director will be responsible for supporting all aspects of the company’s capital structure, debt and working capital management, financial risk management (FX & Interest rate), and share repurchase program.
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This position will work with our Treasury Operations group, which covers the Middle Office tasks of daily review, confirmation, research, and settlement on global and domestic debts (bond, loan, asset-backed security) and derivatives (swap and swap clearing) as well as investments such as Money Market Funds, Money Market Accounts, Euro Time Deposits, Equity, plus commercial paper and Inter-company loans.
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Support merchant processing and property management system conversion as it pertains to the Treasury Department. , assess treasury services, optimize corporate and travel card programs, gift card management, and other tasks and projects as assigned by the Director, Corporate Treasury.
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Advise finance subsidiaries on treasury management activities, practices and procedures ensuring compliance with policies and guidelines and review and provide input on funding forecasts and associated funding programs.
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A hands-on expert in SAP Treasury core components, spanning Cash management, Transaction manager, In-house cash, Risk analyzers, Liquidity planner, Hedge management and accounting, SWIFT integration, BCM, and integration with financial accounting and other applications.
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The Manager, Global Treasury Services will work closely with the Vice President and Treasurer, Accounting, Tax and the Financial Service Group (FSG) in areas of finance such as liquidity management, financial risk management, cash flow forecasting and other projects to maximize efficiencies, safeguard assets and minimize costs.
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Mastery of SAP Treasury: Define, strategize, and execute SAP cash management, Treasury management, including Transaction management, Hedge management, and accounting, Liquidity planning, and analyzers, showcasing your deep SAP Treasury proficiency.
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You'll be instrumental in shaping Treasury strategies, optimizing processes, orchestrating organizational transformations, and implementing cutting-edge treasury management systems as a cornerstone of our consulting services.
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5+ years of consulting or major corporation treasury or bank treasury experience, with a strong focus on technology, specifically treasury management systems, especially SAP Treasury.
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Daily treasury operations, confirmation, and settlement experience (hands-on). Experience in Treasury Operations is preferred. About us: OrangePeople is an Enterprise Architecture and Project Management solutions company.
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SAP Treasury Advisory: Serve as a trusted advisor, offering SAP treasury, risk management, and technology advisory services that shape the landscape of our clients' financial success.
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