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Apex Group

Global fund administration and related services

Treasury Head of Funding - SVP

TreasuryConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeLondon, UKNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a similar field is required; a professional qualification such as ACT is preferred.
  • At least 10 years of treasury or corporate finance experience in a multinational organisation.
  • Proven leadership in funding, cash, and liquidity management.
  • Strong understanding of hedge accounting standards under IFRS or US GAAP.
  • Experience with intercompany funding and recharge structures, transfer pricing compliance, and global treasury operations.
  • Excellent analytical, financial modelling, and forecasting skills.
  • Ability to communicate clearly and influence senior stakeholders.
  • Understanding of treasury systems, ERP platforms such as Kyriba, and banking infrastructure.
  • Ability to stay organised and detail-oriented in a dynamic, cross-border environment.

Responsibilities

  • Lead and optimise intragroup funding flows across the Group, ensuring efficient capital deployment and alignment with legal, tax, and regulatory constraints.
  • Lead oversight of group funding strategy and ensure effective use of internal and external funding channels.
  • Monitor and manage liquidity positions across entities, regions, and currencies, maintaining adequate buffers.
  • Identify funding mismatches and propose tactical and strategic solutions.
  • Oversee dividend planning and execution in alignment with capital and tax strategies.
  • Manage intercompany recharges for shared services and funding arrangements in compliance with group policies and local regulations.
  • Collaborate with Tax and Finance teams to ensure recharges follow OECD transfer pricing rules and are properly documented.
  • Assess and manage the effects of funding strategies on local entity balance sheets, including capital structure, leverage, and liquidity positioning.
  • Design and implement intragroup balance-sheet currency hedging strategies to mitigate foreign-exchange risk from funding and capital structures.
  • Maintain understanding of treasury-instrument accounting implications and ensure appropriate IFRS/US GAAP treatment and alignment with hedge-accounting strategies.
  • Own the Group liquidity framework, including defining and monitoring minimum liquidity buffers across entities and regions.
  • Perform regular liquidity stress testing and scenario analysis to assess resilience under adverse conditions and inform contingency funding plans.
  • Provide senior stakeholders with analysis and recommendations on liquidity risk, funding capacity, and balance-sheet optimisation.
  • Own technical hedge-accounting processes, including documentation, effectiveness testing, and reporting.
  • Ensure compliance with IFRS/GAAP hedge-accounting standards and liaise with external auditors.
  • Monitor compliance with internal treasury policies and relevant financial regulations.
  • Own the Group liquidity forecasting framework and lead the global cash forecasting process, improving accuracy and visibility.
  • Provide insights and scenario analysis to support funding decisions and risk management.
  • Produce reporting for executive- and board-level stakeholders.
  • Work with FP&A to understand the cash impact of the plan and drive variance analysis and Board reporting.
  • Work with Group Tax to ensure intercompany transactions, funding, and recharges follow global transfer pricing policies.
  • Maintain governance frameworks and controls for intercompany funding and settlements.
  • Support audit processes and resolve intercompany disputes or reconciliation issues.
  • Act as deputy to the Head of Front Office, covering market-facing treasury activities including funding execution, foreign exchange, and interest-rate risk management.
  • Support and, when required, lead external funding transactions, including bank facilities, debt capital markets issuances, and refinancing activities.
  • Execute foreign-exchange and interest-rate hedging transactions in line with Group risk-management policies and approved strategies.
  • Maintain relationships with banking partners and financial institutions, supporting negotiation of terms and optimisation of funding structures.
  • Monitor market conditions and provide insights and recommendations on funding opportunities, refinancing timing, and hedging strategies.
  • Ensure front-office activities comply with internal policies, risk limits, and regulatory requirements.

Desired Qualifications

  • A professional qualification such as ACT.

About the Company

Apex Group

Global fund administration and related services

Apex Group provides a single-source suite of financial services, including fund administration, corporate services, banking, custody, depositary services, and ManCo offerings, with digital onboarding and ESG advisory for private markets. Its platform lets clients choose individual services or an integrated package that covers the whole value chain, all supported by technology and data. The company differentiates itself through its global scale, reach, and growth through numerous acquisitions that expand capabilities and local expertise while keeping a single-provider experience. Its goal is to deliver high-quality, consistent client service worldwide with local delivery and to advance its integrated offering in private markets, tokenization, and cross-asset support.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
Debt Financing
Total funding
$1.5B
Headquarters
Hamilton, Bermuda
Founded
2003

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