General Manager Finance

We're seeking a commercially astute and strategic General Manager, Finance to lead financial operations across our global consulting business. This role will work closely with the executive team and business leaders to ensure financial reporting requirements are in place to support the achievement of strategic and commercial objectives and growth targets.

Company Overview

The NMG Group is a global advisory and intermediary firm focused exclusively on the financial services sector. Established in 1992, NMG has enjoyed rapid expansion internationally and now has over 800 employees in 18 cities worldwide. Our guiding principal is to always 'Find a Better Way'.

NMG Consulting is a leading multinational insurance, reinsurance and investments consultancy, integrating consulting, insights and analytics. Our consultants provide strategy consulting, insights, analytics and actuarial services to financial institutions including banks, insurers, reinsurers and fund managers.

We are constantly evolving and the range of work that we do challenges and expands our peoples' knowledge at lightning speed. Our flat, team-based structures encourage participation from all experience levels – everyone is encouraged to contribute, regardless of their role. We advocate hearing different points of view, collaboration and constructive debate.

Summary Statement

We're seeking a commercially astute and strategic General Manager, Finance to lead financial operations across our global consulting business. This is a high-impact leadership role, ideal for a finance professional who thrives in dynamic environments and enjoys partnering with senior stakeholders to turn financial data into meaningful decisions.

The General Manager, Finance is responsible for providing strong financial insight and leadership to the NMG Consulting business. This role will work closely with the executive team and business leaders to ensure financial reporting requirements are in place to support the achievement of strategic and commercial objectives and growth targets. Responsibilities will also encompass leadership of a small finance team tasked to undertake management reporting, provide financial accounting and controls and manage budgets.

Key to success in this role will see you effectively engage with a globally dispersed group of senior stakeholders, coupled with your strong technical ability, and motivation to understand the complexities of a global business and translate financials into insightful discussion and action. You will be working with a team of driven and highly numerate consultants and leaders who will look to you for guidance on their financial performance, gaps and risks on an ongoing basis.

Role

General Manager Finance

Location:

Singapore

Industry:

Finance

Key Responsibilities

• Financial Direction and Business Partnering

• Financial Control & Reporting

• Project & Management Accounting

• Leadership & Management

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Competencies, Qualifications & Experience

• Degree qualified in Accountancy or Finance, with a minimum of 8 years of experience in a Finance role and a minimum of 2 years of project or cost accounting experience

• A solid commercial understanding with the ability to make recommendations to the business and develop key measures from a financial perspective

• Experience in stakeholder management, working closely with business leaders on financial reporting and information

• Demonstrable experience in leading and managing a team

• International exposure or experience, with proven ability to influence across a global remit; A strong understanding of accounting software principles

• Exposure to dashboarding, including PowerBI and SQL and to an ERP system or experience with SAP would be a plus

• Ability to provide accurate and insightful data that is presented in a clear manner; Strong abilities in financial modelling; Ability to think outside of the box and flexibly, with a solutions driven mindset

• Experience in a consulting organisation is preferred, but not essential