Head of Planning and Management Control

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groupecreditagricoleNew York (NY)

Financial Managers Corporate, Subsidiary, and Regional Managing Offices

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$190,000 per year

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About the role

Department Overview: The Planning and Management Control department produces comprehensive reports for Head Office and local managers, delivers monthly commentaries on CA-CIB Americas activities, and coordinates annual budgets. The team controls regional expenses, manages expense allocations, handles forecasting, and processes monthly closing entries for Financing activities while serving as the primary interface between local business lines, support functions, and Finance on all finance-related matters.

Primary Responsibilities: Financial Planning & Reporting: Coordinate monthly close meetings and oversee monthly P&L forecasts for ALM used in Head Office hedging of NY results Manage J-15 quarterly forecasts and other forecasts for Head Office Coordinate and produce the annual budget for Head Office and CFO inquiries as needed Operational Management: Ensure proper monthly bonus accruals for USA operations Processes monthly closing entries for Financing activities Serve as key FIX contact for CUSO Management, Prepare monthly CUSO recharges and semi-annual billing, responding to inquiries as needed Team Leadership: Manage and develop a team of9professionals across three locations Delegate effectively and foster cross-disciplinary collaboration Key Internal ContactsCA-CIB New York CFOManagement Reporting teams in ParisUS Management Committee members Other Finance Teams, US IT, HR and Risk departments

Salary Range: $190K-$240K#LI-DNI

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