Volaris Group
Portfolio Controller & Treasury Manager

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Portfolio Controller & Treasury Manager
Portfolio Controller & Treasury Manager
About Volaris Group
Volaris Group acquires, strengthens, and grows vertical market software companies, enabling them to establish leadership in targeted industries. With over 100+ companies across more than 30 countries, Volaris Group seeks long-term investment opportunities in companies, technologies, or ideas that enhance existing core markets or broaden geographies.
A subset of Volaris Group, their portfolio comprises over twenty growth-oriented businesses in Hospitality, Healthcare, and MarTech. Beyond supporting organic growth, they actively seek acquisitions to expand functional, sectoral, and geographical coverage. Their team values curiosity, humility, and ambition, driving continuous growth.
Job Description
The Portfolio Controller & Treasury Manager will report directly to the Portfolio Finance Manager and work within the broader Finance team. This is a technical role at the intersection of controllership, treasury, and compliance, demanding both ownership and collaboration.
The ideal candidate will serve as the portfolio’s technical accounting specialist, overseeing:
- Cash management
- Internal controls
- Audit readiness
While actively partnering with entity finance teams to elevate reporting standards without disrupting day-to-day operations.
Key responsibilities include:
- End-to-end ownership of controllership and treasury, covering:
- Intercompany reconciliations (IFRS 15, 16)
- Tax compliance
- Cash management across all entities
- Primary interface with KPMG, ensuring accurate, on-time submissions aligned with the internal controls framework and Risk Control Matrix
- Leadership in AI-assisted automation to streamline workflows
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Responsibilities
Financial Reporting & Controls
- Prepare and review month-end, quarter-end, and year-end close deliverables, including:
- Statement of cash flows
- Dividend declarations
- Earnout/holdback calculations and payments
- Own treasury functions, ensuring accurate portfolio-level cash visibility through:
- Monthly cash requirements reports
- Banking administration
- Debt and contingent consideration reconciliations
Automation & Efficiency
- Identify and implement AI tools (CClaude/Copilot) and automation opportunities (e.g., Python Power Query) to reduce manual processing.
Intercompany & Compliance
- Lead intercompany reconciliation processes and recharges to resolve balancing discrepancies.
- Maintain and enforce Employee Authorisation and Approval Matrices and ensure banking signatories are current.
Tax & Integration
- Support tax compliance obligations, notably transfer pricing arrangements, and consult with external advisors.
- Oversee acquisition integration from an accounting perspective:
- Step plan adherence
- Revenue recognition checklists
- PPA model reviews


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Relationships
- Collaborate with entity finance leads, providing technical accounting guidance while preserving operational autonomy.
Required Competencies & Experience
✅ Professional Qualification: CPA, CA, or equivalent is mandatory. ✅ Excel Mastery: Advanced skills with experience using AI tools (Claude, Copilot) for workflow automation. Python or Power Query is advantageous. ✅ IFRS Specialist: Deep expertise in:
- IFRS 15 (Revenue Recognition)
- IFRS 16 (Leases)
- IFRS 3 (Business Combinations/PPA) ✅ Software Proficiency:
- Hands-on experience with OneStream and Great Plains preferred. ✅ Attention to Detail: Ability to perform under pressure and meet deadlines. ⚠️ High Integrity & Ethics: Sensitivity to financial transparency.
Soft Skills
- Process Improvement Mindset: Focus on continuous enhancement over stagnation.
- Communication: Ability to work cross-functionally and internationally.
- Problem-Solving & Adaptability: Structured, detail-oriented, and prepared to work variable hours.
- Ownership Ethos: Accountable responsibility, a can-do attitude, and accountability for targets.
Travel: Occasional for business reviews and acquisitions.
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