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Multigate

African treasury and payments platform

Business Development Manager - FMCG

Full-TimeUpdated on 10/14/2026
No salary listed
Senior, Expert
Bachelor's, Master's, MBA
Lagos, Nigeria
In Person
Sales & Account ManagementAccount Executive

About the job

Requirements
  • 7–10 years of experience in enterprise treasury, payments, trade finance, supply chain finance, or corporate banking coverage, selling to FMCG clients or holding a treasury or finance role inside an FMCG group.
  • A proven track record of originating and closing revenue-generating relationships with FMCG groups in the Nigerian market.
  • Deep familiarity with the Nigerian FMCG landscape, including leading manufacturers, distributors, retail chains, and consumer goods conglomerates, and with their operational, treasury, and payables challenges.
  • A bachelor's degree in Finance, Economics, Banking, Business Administration, or a related discipline.
  • Enterprise solution-selling capability across treasury transformation, working-capital optimization, cross-border trade flows, and supply-chain payments.
  • Working understanding of invoice discounting mechanics, supplier onboarding, and financier partnership structures.
  • Working knowledge of working-capital management, procurement and supply-chain economics, distributor-financing models, FMCG operating models, and inventory-to-cash cycles.
  • Demonstrated ability to negotiate with C-suite executives on large FMCG treasury and financing decisions.
  • Disciplined forecasting, opportunity management, and revenue planning for long, multi-stakeholder enterprise sales cycles.
  • Ability to explain the anchor-to-network value proposition, including the implications of supplier financing for clients’ vendor relationships.
Responsibilities
  • Identify, pursue, and close strategic FMCG clients in Nigeria, including consumer goods conglomerates, food and beverage manufacturers, distributors, and fast-moving retail brands.
  • Develop relationships with group CFOs, finance directors, group treasurers, heads of treasury, managing directors, and commercial or business-unit leaders.
  • Lead enterprise discussions across Treasury Management, including multi-bank connectivity, cash and liquidity management, and SWIFT for Corporates; Digital Supply Chain Finance; receivables collection; trade finance; and foreign exchange and payments.
  • Own supplier payables concentration analysis for each signed anchor client.
  • Collaborate with the Operations Division to ensure banking-finance partners onboard anchor clients’ suppliers onto Digital Supply Chain Finance.
  • Provide Product and Strategy teams with structured market intelligence on Nigerian FMCG treasury and payables practices, the competitive landscape, pricing benchmarks, and unmet client needs to inform the product and solution roadmap.
  • Execute agreements with three anchor FMCG clients during Year 1 under the base-case scenario, with a stretch objective of six clients dependent on accelerated conversion through the bank-referral channel.
  • Complete a payables concentration analysis on the current anchor account within the initial 60 days, evaluating vendor volume and payout distribution, to establish the firm Digital Supply Chain Finance performance target for the remainder of the year.
  • Onboard the existing anchor's suppliers onto Digital Supply Chain Finance as onboarding infrastructure goes live.
  • Build and maintain 20 primary named FMCG accounts.
  • Maintain pipeline coverage of three to five times the new-logo target, with seven qualified opportunities against a $450,000 target.
  • Develop more than 60 senior relationships across named and reserve accounts over the year.
  • Establish the Digital Supply Chain Finance network-revenue performance target after the first quarter, following completion of the supplier payables concentration analysis.
Desired Qualifications
  • An MBA or postgraduate qualification.

About the company

Multigate is a financial technology company providing treasury and cross-border payment infrastructure. The company offers multi-currency payments, foreign exchange, liquidity visibility, transaction controls, and automated treasury operations. It serves African businesses, banks, fintechs, remittance companies, finance teams, and global counterparties. Its operating model centers on regulated financial infrastructure connects banking rails, software, compliance, and enterprise support. Teams work across product, engineering, payments, treasury, risk, compliance, sales, and customer operations. Its work connects financial infrastructure expertise with coordinated delivery for African businesses and financial institutions.

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Multigate reported Ghana and Mozambique approvals in 2026, widening its addressable market.
  • It recertified as a SWIFT partner in 2026, reinforcing enterprise credibility.
  • Two large Asian fintechs went live across Africa, validating cross-border demand.

What critics are saying

  • Multigate depends on regulatory permissions in each market; approvals can stall expansion fast.
  • Banks and fintechs can replicate treasury features, compressing pricing by 2027.
  • A SWIFT or compliance failure would cripple trust and threaten the company’s survival.

What makes Multigate unique

  • Multigate pairs treasury management with SWIFT L2BA connectivity across African banks.
  • Its unified dashboard aggregates multi-bank, multi-currency, multi-entity cash operations.
  • The platform bundles payments, FX, reconciliation, and API automation in one stack.

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