Senior Accountant

Major Duties:

1. Prepare and submit regulatory reports to governing bodies, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and other relevant regulatory filings journal entries for our portfolio of loan, lease & revolving receivables and other month-end activities .

2. Conduct thorough analysis and reconciliation of balances between financial data to support regulatory reporting, systems and accounts , ensuring accuracy and completeness of information.

3. Monitor changes in regulatory requirements and accounting standards, assessing the impact on reporting obligations and implementing necessary adjustments. Prepare and submit reports to facilitate both management and financial reporting, ensuring accura cy and completeness of information.

4. Proactively participate in department initiatives to drive process improvements and automation by leveraging and learning low code no code tools. This will include collaborating with internal teams to identify and execute process improvements, including utilizing automation and digitalization tools.

5. Perform Credit losses provisioning and write-off accounting and other business requests.

6. Also supporting various periodic activities in financial reporting and also in the day-to-day GL Accounting reconciliations and receivable accounting.

What Skills You Need (Required skills/experiences)

• Strong Attention to Detail: Excellent attention to detail and accuracy in handling financial data and preparing regulatory reports.


• Communication Skills: Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to effectively collaborate with internal teams and regulatory authorities.


• Adaptability and agility to learn: Ability to adapt to a dynamic regulatory environment and a strong desire to learn and grow within the field of regulatory reporting.


• Knowledge of US GAAP/IFRS requirements


• Strong analytical and critical thinking skills


• Building effective relationships within diverse, cross-functional teams


• Prior experience in accounting with multinational global financial lending institutions is preferred.