SEAOIL Philippines, Inc.
Corporate Finance Supervisor

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SEAOIL is looking for passionate talents to help make a difference in the lives of Filipinos and fuel their better future. Here's your chance to grow your career with the largest and leading independent fuel company in the country - join us as our next Corporate Finance Supervisor!
What is this role about?
The Corporate Finance Supervisor establishes relationships with the banks and hedging counterparties for funding requirements, credit line application, account onboarding, hedging transactions, etc. Prepares forecasts and financial models. Assist on investments (with EXCOM Approval) and requirements of affiliates and other departments/sub-units.
What will YOU do?
- Establish and maintain working capital lines and long-term funding requirements from new and/or existing relationships
- Ensure available credit line for SBLC/ LCTR
- Answer bank inquiries on credit line application and/or renewal
- Revisions in the contracts/agreements for new and/or renewal of credit lines and trade facilities for the company as recommended by the Legal and Corporate Affairs Department (LCAD), Vice President for Finance (VP for FINA), and/or the Executive Committee (EXCOM)
- Updating of company profile, milestones, DD questions like stations and terminal details, etc.
- Analyze AFS and ratios
- Updating information of SPI's Environmental, social, and governance
- Explore derivative products from banks/financial institutions and counter parties for the company’s derivative and commodities hedging by working closely with Risk Management Team
- Coordinate approval of ISDA documents for new agreements and amendments as recommended by the Corporate Secretary
- Assist in the documentary requirements for derivatives transactions
- Negotiate with banks for the reduction of interest rates, bank charges, and the like
- Explore various bank products for better transaction deals
- Create and maintain financial projections for all entities, including projections for expansion related projects (CAPEX, etc) by working closely with APM, other FINA Team, VCO, and Business as necessary
- Perform analysis of financial projections versus actual
- Support new business development, lead the development of pitch documents and take a lead role in client pitches
- Liaise with and advise clients on transaction strategy including tactics, deal structuring and negotiation strategy, providing genuine sector and transaction insight and displaying deep understanding of the strategic rationale for transactions
- Support multiple projects and transactions at any given time, including projects with affiliates.
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- At least 2–5 years of progressive experience in corporate finance or related roles, with exposure to team or process management
- Experience in managing end-to-end finance processes
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- Proficiency in financial systems and tools, with strong analytical and reporting skills
- Excellent communication, coordination, and stakeholder management abilities to liaise effectively across departments
- Bachelor’s Degree in Finance, Economics, Business Administration, or a related field
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