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Job Title: Treasury Manager

My client is looking for a Treasury Manager to run the operational core of a cross-border payments business — liquidity across currencies and stablecoins, funding payout partners on time every time, and keeping a tight grip on FX exposure that moves daily. This person will work alongside the Head of Finance and own the treasury function day to day, predominantly working on scaling the firm's payment network.

The new Treasury Manager will:

  • Own the daily treasury position — cash and float across every bank account and stablecoin wallet, with a clear, modelled view of what's usable and what's committed
  • Manage liquidity end to end: prefund payout partners across African currencies, size positions against payout demand, and minimise idle cash without ever leaving a corridor short
  • Own the reconciliation cadence and bring the daily automated position to the point where the founders can rely on it
  • Manage banking and payout-partner relationships from a treasury standpoint, including onboarding new rails and reducing single-point-of-failure concentration
  • Maintain the liquidity, working-capital, and runway models that feed the monthly finance pack
  • Own FX risk management end to end — monitor exposure across corridors, set the hedging approach, and execute the actions yourself
  • Drive automation of the treasury process alongside engineering — moving the daily reconciliation and position from manual work to a reliable automated pipeline
  • Hold the line on treasury controls — clean separation between who executes and who reconciles, with no exceptions
  • Support month-end and quarter-end close across multiple entities

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Key Skills/Knowledge Required

  • 5–8 years across treasury and liquidity management, ideally in payments, fintech, or financial services
  • You understand how money actually moves — you can explain settlement timing, prefunding, payment rails, and FX exposure in a cross-border business without reaching for a textbook.
  • You're hands-on — you'll build the model, run the reconciliation, and chase the stuck payment yourself.
  • You're controls-minded without being bureaucratic — you know why segregation of duties exists and you build controls that hold, but you don't slow the business down with ceremony.
  • You're comfortable with emerging markets and stablecoins — you've worked across volatile currencies and used stablecoins as a settlement rail, or you'll get there fast. You understand custody and on/off-ramp risk.
  • You produce clean, trustworthy numbers — every figure has a model behind it. You'd rather give a smaller true number than a bigger soft one.
  • You're reliable under time pressure — treasury is unforgiving on timing. Partners need funding when they need it. You show up and follow through.

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Skills

Treasury Management
Liquidity Management
FX Risk Management
Cross-border Payments
Stablecoins
Financial Modeling
Reconciliation
Payment Rails
Working Capital Management
Treasury Controls
Fintech
Cash Flow Forecasting

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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