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Brewer Morris

Head of Treasury

Manchester
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Head of Treasury

Head of Treasury

A global industrial technology business is seeking an experienced Head of Treasury to lead and develop its Group Treasury function.

This is a unique opportunity to take ownership of a broad treasury remit while playing a central role in the implementation and ongoing development of a new Treasury Management System (TMS). The position offers significant exposure to senior finance leadership and international stakeholders and would suit a hands-on treasury professional who thrives in a transformation environment.

Key Responsibilities

Reporting into a senior finance leader, you will be responsible for:

  • Leading and developing the Group Treasury function, including governance, controls, policies, and processes.
  • Managing cash, liquidity, forecasting, and working capital activities across the Group.
  • Overseeing cash pooling structures, in-house bank activities, and intercompany funding arrangements.
  • Maintaining and strengthening relationships with banking partners and financial counterparties.
  • Managing debt facilities, covenant compliance, guarantees, and credit insurance programmes.
  • Identifying, monitoring, and managing foreign exchange (FX) and other financial risks.
  • Delivering high-quality treasury reporting and business insights to senior stakeholders.
  • Driving treasury automation, standardisation, and continuous improvement initiatives.
  • Leading treasury participation in the implementation, roll-out, and optimisation of a new Treasury Management System.
  • Providing functional support to finance teams across multiple international locations.

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About You

We are looking for a commercially minded treasury professional who combines strong technical expertise with a pragmatic, hands-on approach. You will likely have:

  • A degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Business, or a related discipline.
  • ACT qualification (or equivalent treasury qualification).
  • Significant treasury experience gained within an international corporate environment.
  • Strong knowledge of liquidity management, cash forecasting, banking structures, and treasury operations.
  • Experience managing debt, FX exposure, and broader financial risk activities.
  • A track record of improving treasury processes, controls, and governance frameworks.
  • Experience supporting or leading a Treasury Management System implementation or treasury transformation programme.
  • Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills.
  • Strong analytical capabilities and the ability to translate complex treasury requirements into practical solutions.
  • A proactive, self-motivated approach with a focus on continuous improvement.

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Skills

Treasury Management
Cash Management
Liquidity Management
Debt Management
Foreign Exchange
Financial Risk Management
Stakeholder Management
Analytical Skills
Treasury Automation
Process Improvement
Governance Frameworks
Communication Skills
Forecasting
Banking Structures
Treasury Operations
Continuous Improvement

Location

Manchester, England, United Kingdom

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