Job description
We are seeking an experienced finance leader to act as the strategic finance partner for Retail Banking, Retail Client Segments, and international Retail Banking & Wealth Management (RBWM) operations across the Group. The role is responsible for delivering insightful financial performance management, governance, planning, controls, and decision-support capabilities, while leading a team of finance professionals to ensure consistent application of Group policies and control frameworks across all business areas. Key ResponsibilitiesLead all finance activities and provide strategic financial partnership across Retail Products, Retail Client Segments, and RBWM international businesses.Deliver timely, accurate and insightful management information to support business performance monitoring and executive decision-making.Drive strategic planning, budgeting, forecasting and performance management processes, ensuring clear visibility of risks, opportunities and key business drivers.Strengthen governance, financial controls and reconciliation frameworks while ensuring compliance with Group financial and accounting policies.Lead finance transformation projects and strategic initiatives, including planning tools, business intelligence platforms and management information enhancements.
Responsibilities & skills
Education
Minimum 10 years of post-qualification experience within the finance function of a large banking institution.Strong understanding of finance, business performance management, strategic planning and financial systems.Exposure to Retail Banking and Wealth Management business environments.
Experience
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Emirates
Just as Dubai aims to rise among the ranks of the world's major cities, Emirates wants to take its place among the world's leading airlines. The carrier provides scheduled passenger and cargo services to more than 100 destinations in about 60 countries around the globe. Emirates operates a fleet of more than 130 Boeing and Airbus jets and about 10 cargo freighters. The airline is owned by the government of Dubai, one of seven city-states that makes up the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Emirates is part of the Emirates Group, which also includes airport management and travel agencies (Dnata), and business technology (Mercator).
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