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Overview of salaries statistics of the profession "Treasury Manager in UK"

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Overview of salaries statistics of the profession "Treasury Manager in UK"

51 520 £ Average monthly salary

Average salary in the last 12 months: "Treasury Manager in UK"

Currency: GBP USD Year: 2024
The bar chart shows the change in the level of average salary of the profession Treasury Manager in UK.

Distribution of vacancy "Treasury Manager" by regions UK

Currency: GBP
As you can see on the diagramm in UK the most numerous number of vacancies of Treasury Manager Job are opened in . In the second place is Scotland, In the third is Wales.

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Treasury - Regulatory Reporting Manager - Fintech Bank
Michael Page, Manchester
Prepare a comprehensive range of regulatory returns in accordance with the firm's regulatory requirements, including COREP, FINREP, and Bank of England returns, while staying updated on the rapidly evolving regulatory landscape.Provide guidance and support on regulatory matters concerning the development of new products, including new data requirements, leading system implementations, and ensuring accurate reporting internally and externally.Manage and maintain the bank's ALM system (ALMIS), producing necessary reports for regulators, generating formatted outputs, and conducting interest rate risk and liquidity stress assessments as needed.Manage and maintain the bank's Treasury system (COBALT), ensuring the accuracy of trades, reconciliations, and accounting entries.Assist in the day-to-day management of the treasury function, including liquidity risk, HQLA portfolio, and IRRBB, ensuring compliance with internal and regulatory risk appetite.Establish a robust control environment for report preparation with clear documentation and governance, serving as the primary contact point with auditors for regulatory reporting, both internally and externally.Contribute to the development of the business' core banking systems to automate and control data flows for accurate reporting.Participate in Pillar III, ICAAP, ILAAP, and RRP activities as required.Sound understanding of current and ongoing regulatory requirements, ensuring their reflection in all internal and external reporting.Demonstrated ability to work with large data sets, analyse, interpret, condense, and output them in applicable formats.Proficiency in Excel.Self-sufficiency and a proactive attitude, capable of meeting deadlines even in stressful and changing circumstances.Strong teamwork skills.Knowledge and experience in financial services, particularly retail banking.Proven experience in a regulatory reporting role, previously producing the mentioned returns.Understanding of balance sheet management, including the underlying risks affecting a bank's capital and liquidity requirements, and participation in liquidity and capital planning activities like ICAAP, ILAAP, and RRP as necessary
Treasury Manager
Michael Page, Stockport
Oversee and manage the company's financial assets and investments.Develop strategies for risk management and financial forecasting.Monitor and analyse financial market trends to maximise returns.Ensure compliance with financial regulations and standards.Lead, manage, and develop the treasury team.Collaborate with other departments to achieve company financial goals.Maintain strong relationships with financial institutions and stakeholders.Prepare and present financial reports to senior management.A successful 'Treasury Manager' should have:A degree in finance, accounting, or a related field.Proven experience in a similar role within the property industry.Strong knowledge of financial regulations and procedures.Exceptional leadership and team management skills.Excellent analytical, decision-making, and problem-solving skills.Proficiency in financial software and MS Office.
Head of Treasury Operations
Michael Page, Wolverhampton
As the Head of Treasury Operations, you will primarily be responsible for managing the day to day operations of the Treasury function.Experienced Treasury Manager with a strong and proven background in treasury operationsImmediately availableAble to travel to their Midlands HQ
Head of Digital Client Service Delivery
Michael Page, England
As the Head of Digital Client service delivery you will be instrumental to introducing third party software with our existing client platform, Cozone, into the business. You will work across multiple service offerings to create a best in class digital journey for our clients, being an advocate for change, supporting KPIs and managing the strategic partnerships with the digital accounting suppliers. As part of the Data and process team you will report to the Head of Process improvement to create a digital strategy which connects to the group wide initiatives and aids other teams such as service lines, data and operations. Some key areas of focus are:Understand the digital suppliers and market leaders for the accountancy profession and leverage these insights to lead, develop and deliver our UK digital strategy and align the strategy with the overall global digital strategy.Understand business process to identify opportunities that can aid strategy.Understand the client services and personas, their common and separate needs to advise the UK product manager on their roadmap.Understand the reporting and KPIs relating to digital strategy and how to achieve them.Work with key stakeholders, such as product management, continuous improvement and IT to help to deliver the roadmap including new digitally enabled products and services and the digitisation of existing services as appropriate.Be an advocate for change to digital enablement both internally and externally.Collaborate with the Marketing Team to position Azets - internally and externally - as a market leader of digitally enabled client services.Work with the Service line heads and service line technology leads to strategically manage key 3rd party software relationships that underpin our digital client service. Identify synergies to the digital strategy and tilt where needed.Take ownership of the external service accounting software including the commercial business case, pricing and ROI which aid the digital strategy at regional and global, working with the product manager for client integration.Be a key player in digital change such as new products and services directly to market with an aim for rapid growth.Participate in 'build/buy/acquire' decisions to further enhance the Azets digital offering in a commercially astute manner.Key accountabilitiesThe challenge:Understand the different third party digital supplier relationships and how these can benefit our client service offering. Work with the Cozone product manager to identify improvements to the offering with these third party relationships and what will bring the biggest ROIDesired outcome:Increase usage in Cozone, create a digital journey from lead to upsell and cross sell with clients. Working with stakeholders to find the best fit.Engage the business to use these digital products and provide insightful feedback from their clients.Qualification or experience in successful development and market launch of digitally enabled services and productsExceptional organisational skills, with superior oral & written communicationFlexible attitude and willing to perform varying duties depending on the shifting needs of the company and its staff membersExperience with matrix organisationsConfidence in own capability, but open-minded enough to welcome and evaluate feedback from all levels of the organisationExperience of working within a relevant industry business would be a distinct advantage but is not essential.Extensive experience within a tech-enabled professional services business would be preferred but is not essential.Key Competencies for Success:Communication and Influencing SkillsAbility to act as a credible representative of the Company at all levels with the ability to communicate and deliver the digital strategyHigh level of emotional intelligence, with the ability to gather information accurately, influence effectively and negotiate to achieve the best possible resultsSelf-sufficient, able to quickly establish productive working arrangementsIncisive leader with professional stature and sound judgement; must have the credibility, intellectual and operational grip to gain immediate respect with the leadership team and shareholdersBe able to react well to high pressured, occasionally emotional situations. Passion for and commitment to successCollaborationStrong team orientation, finding it easy to establish rapport and build lasting relationshipsActive engagement with the broader business, at all levelsAbility to build trust and momentum with the team and colleagues, displaying a shared sense of purposeSound business judgment with the ability to make logical decisions quickly and effectivelyExceptional analytical skills and effectively leverages data to inform opinions and solve problemsIs willing to roll up sleeves as needed