Chief Financial Officer

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ABOUT THE ROLE The VP, Finance will own financial strategy, performance and capital allocation across the group and its businesses. Finance should provide a clear view of where the group is making money, where capital is being deployed and where returns can be improved. WHAT YOU WILL BE DOING - Own Group P&L, balance sheet, cash flow, budgeting and financial planning. - Build financial models for businesses, new products, market expansion and investments. - Review revenue, costs, margins, unit economics and cash requirements by business. - Drive capital allocation based on business performance and expected returns. - Own treasury, tax, audit, controls and financial reporting across Group entities. - Lead financing, investments, acquisitions and other transactions when required.…

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