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FP&A Business Partner

FP&A Business Partner

one seven consulting
10-12 Years
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Job Description

As a FP&A Business Partner, you will be a key finance business partner supporting business performance, profitability and long-term value creation. You will take ownership of key finance processes, provide meaningful insights to support business decisions, and partner closely with senior stakeholders across the organisation. This role offers an opportunity to go beyond traditional reporting and contribute to business performance, process transformation, automation and long-term value creation.

Responsibilities:

  • Lead and own the Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A) cycle, including monthly Flash reporting, budgeting, Latest Estimates (LE), forecasting and Opex performance dashboards.
  • Provide financial analysis and business insights to management, highlighting key trends, risks, opportunities and areas for cost optimisation.
  • Act as a key Finance Business Partner for Operating Costs, working closely with cross-functional stakeholders to drive cost discipline and improve financial performance.
  • Lead and coordinate statutory reporting and corporate tax matters, serving as the key finance contact and coordinator with external stakeholders such as IRAS, JTC and EDB, including discussions on grants, incentives, and business-related initiatives.
  • Contribute to multi-disciplinary projects focused on performance enhancement, benchmarking, cost competitiveness, and post-investment evaluations.
  • Lead initiatives to leverage data analytics, technology, and automation for continuous process optimization.
  • Provide financial analysis and support for strategic projects and long-term value creation initiatives, including business cases, investment evaluations and performance reviews.
  • Drive continuous improvement and process transformation across finance workstreams, identifying opportunities to streamline processes and enhance controls.
  • Champion the use of data, technology and automation to improve reporting efficiency, financial visibility and decision-making.
  • Partner with regional and global finance teams on reporting, planning and ad-hoc finance initiatives.
  • Support and coach junior team members where required, while acting as a key point of reference for finance-related matters.

Requirements:

  • Degree in Finance, Accountancy, Business or a related discipline, with a professional accounting qualification preferred.
  • Minimum 10 years of relevant experience in FP&A, management accounting, financial reporting, tax or commercial finance, preferably within an MNC or complex business environment.
  • Solid understanding of financial reporting, financial management and business partnering, with the ability to translate financial data into actionable business insights.
  • Experience managing or coordinating corporate tax and statutory reporting matters, with knowledge of Singapore tax requirements and experience liaising with IRAS preferred.
  • Strong stakeholder management skills with the ability to engage and influence senior management and cross-functional stakeholders.
  • Good knowledge of IFRS and Singapore statutory requirements.

Interested candidates may email your resume to:

Alycia Lim

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Key Skills

Opex performance dashboards

Singapore tax requirements

Data analytics technology

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