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  • City of London
    Permanent

    This is an exciting new Senior Prudential Risk Manager role in a leading challenger bank. Amongst other responsibilities, this person will lead the ICAAP, ILAAP, and RRP processes and submissions.

    • This is a new role which will be part of the bank's leadership team

    • This person will own the entire financial risk management framework for the bank

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  • London
    Temporary
    £70,000 - £90,000

    The successful Prudential Risk Manager will be responsible for effectively managing the Prudential Risk activities across the business

    • 6-12 month contract at a competitive rate

    • Opportunity to lead on all Prudential Risk activities

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  • London
    Temporary

    The successful Prudential Risk Analyst will be responsible for effectively managing the Prudential Risk activities across the business

    • Pivotal role within Risk department

    • Excellent exposure and career progression

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  • City of London
    Permanent

    This is a brand new Associate Director - Capital Issuance & Short Term Funding role within an international bank. My client is looking for someone with excellent communication skills and a background working in Treasury.

    • This is an exciting new role in a leading international bank

    • This person will have experience in capital issuance and funding options

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  • England
    Permanent

    The Operating Model Development Director is a strategic, tactical and operations business partner across multiple countries to mainatin and develop target operating model design for finance and the global business operations (GBO)to secure firt for purpose, standardised and automated ways of working and organisaig. This will support business transformation and business performance.

    • Global role to lead, steer and business growth and transformation

    • Lead the detail design of finance and operating models

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  • Stirling
    Permanent
    £30,000 - £35,000

    Our client is looking to recruit a Paraplanner on a permanent basis

    • Paraplanner

    • Chance to progress

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  • West London
    Temporary
    £225 - £250 per day

    A hands on role with involvement in finance and treasury management.

    Supporting the Finance Manager by providing advice to shape effective financial accounting.

    • Work in a meaningful charity

    • Part time role with flexible hours

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  • Leeds
    Permanent
    £70,000 - £85,000

    This individual will be responsible for leading all accounting, finance, administrative, treasury and tax functions for all European entities. You will also be responsible for European Credit Management, Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable.

    • High profile role within an International organisation

    • Leadership position with direct reporting line to the Finance Director

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A guide to treasury jobs

Here at Michael Page we regularly recruit for a range of treasury jobs. Corporate treasurers are crucial to maintaining an organisation’s financial assets, as well as managing any financial risks and investments. They are expected to play a vital role in the financial strategy and any related policy, and are in charge of arranging appropriate funding to support this.
 
The group treasurer is often a member of the senior management team, and as such they are required to attend board meetings and present any financial issues affecting the company, with recommendations for improving the financial strategy and lowering financial risk. 
 
Michael Page Finance has been helping shape successful careers and supporting companies build better businesses for over 40 years. We specialise in the permanent, temporary and interim recruitment of professionals into treasury jobs and other finance roles. Our workforce of over 220 specialist recruitment consultants operates from 28 office locations in the UK giving us complete coverage.

Treasury jobs we recruit

  • Group treasurer
  • Treasury manager
  • Assistant treasurer
  • Treasury analyst
  • Treasury accountant
  • Risk analyst
     

Key treasury tasks

Treasury managers undertake a number of responsibilities that all contribute to a company’s financial welfare. Typical tasks include; managing an investment portfolio, controlling cash flow, forecasting financial commitments and managing debts, advising on financial matters that could affect other departments (such as tax), assessing financial risks and market conditions that could impact the company and liaising with the internal accounts team.
 
Treasurers might also run a team of more junior staff, so there might be people management responsibilities as part of the job. Furthermore, the treasury team is often expected to develop and progress current systems to track cash flow, so a treasury manager would be expected to ensure all the team’s activities comply with treasury policies.

Key treasury skills

Treasury managers must have excellent communication and presentation skills, owing to the fact that they must be able to present to the company board and other relevant stakeholders. They should also have good interpersonal skills as they will need to liaise with operational staff and company investors, as well as senior management.
 
Treasurers should possess an in-depth knowledge of financial markets and the way they work, and be able to keep up with any changes and developments. They should have a working knowledge of GAAP and they are also expected to have excellent numeracy and analytical skills, good attention to detail and IT literacy, owing to the systems they will need to operate. 

Qualifications and experience

Treasurers are usually degree qualified in mathematics, economics or similar and many treasurers are required to have advanced degrees or be CFA qualified, but not all employers will demand this. Some organisations will take on graduate trainees and provide training and development, usually across multiple finance functions, which will include treasury. Finance professionals can take ACT exams to progress into corporate treasury.
 
A corporate treasury job is a senior management level role, so most treasury managers will have plenty of finance experience, including specific experience in treasury. Group treasurers will often go on to become finance directors and CFOs.