Financial Director

<p>Job Responsibilities/Job Description:</p> <p>1. Financial planning and budget management: Develop and implement the parent company's financial strategy, annual budget and funding plan, monitor budget execution, regularly analyze actual and budget differences, and propose adjustments; based on the characteristics of shipping business (such as ship operating costs, port charges, etc.), optimize funding allocation schemes and ensure stable cash flow. </p> <p>2. Financial accounting and reporting: Organize full-scale accounting treatment, review accounting vouchers, compile financial statements (monthly, quarterly, annual), ensure compliance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and Hong Kong local regulations; provide financial analysis reports to support management decision-making, including income, cost, profit and asset-liability analysis. </p> <p>3. Taxation and compliance management: Responsible for tax planning, handling corporate income tax, value-added tax (VAT) declarations and cross-border tax arrangements (such as the application of international tax treaties related to shipping), and mitigating tax risks; ensure that financial activities comply with the Hong Kong Companies Act, the Inland Revenue Ordinance, and the international shipping industry's regulatory requirements.</p> <p></p> <p>5. Cross-departmental collaboration: Coordinate and ship business department, banks, tax agencies and external partners, promote business process optimization.</p> <p>Requirements:<br>1. Bachelor's degree or above in accounting, finance or financial management, holding an internationally recognized accounting qualification (such as HKICPA, ACCA, CPA, etc.).</p> <p>2. More than 3 years of shipping industry financial management work experience, with practical experience in cross-border fund management, foreign exchange risk hedging, etc.;</p> <p>3. Proficient in the use of financial software and office software, with data analysis capabilities.</p> <p>4. Excellent English listening, speaking, reading and writing skills, fluent in Cantonese and Mandarin; with cross-cultural collaboration experience.</p> <p>5. Strong sense of responsibility, with strong stress resistance and compliance awareness; familiar with the structure of ship operating costs (such as fuel costs, port charges), shipping insurance and international settlement procedures; pay attention to the policy changes of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and the Hong Kong Maritime Department, and communicate and adjust financial strategies in a timely manner with the headquarters.</p>