This position will oversee and manage the Controllership functions of Latin America and Caribbean entities, including but not limited to the period end close, Balance Sheet and Intercompany reconciliations, Statutory Reporting, as well as internal and external audits coordination.
The Controller will also support Regional CFO and the Americas Controller in having a general oversight of the legal
entities in LAC Region to ensure all key financial deliverables are completed and submitted timely.
The accounting and financial operations will be supported through a combination of shared services (FC), and Regional Controller/Local Controller teams, being responsible for the close collaboration amongst the FC and Local Controllers to ensure the business knowledge is maintained and appropriately reflected in key financial deliverables.
Key Responsibilities:
Manage all period end closing financial reporting activities in the US GAAP and Local GAAP ledgers for LAC Region
entities in conjunction with FC to ensure all reporting deadlines are met.
Ensure accounting standards and policies are adhered to, including processes completed by FC. Coordinate and review of month end and quarter end reporting activities. Perform analytical review including variance analysis of month end financial results with the CFO and provide
commentary on major movements to ensure results are complete, accurate and meaningful.
Collaborate with the Management of cash flow and local treasury activities Responsibility for Statutory Account preparation and filing working closely with FC as needed Provide supporting documentation for statutory accounts preparation to assist with external audit and reviews. Ensure timely and complete compliance with the local statutory requirements. Interact as necessary with government agencies, financial institutions, and industry organizations. Be able to clearly Manage other activities, attending to requests for statistical information both for US and local authorities as well as other
ad hoc requests that may arise from time to time
Work closely with FC and the Business colleagues to resolve issues and communicate changes. Review and meet with FC to discuss KPIs and participate in dashboard reviews to ensure Balance Sheet Reconciliations,
Intercompany balances and other schedules are completed on a timely and accurate basis
Ensure an effective internal control environment. Coordinate the planning and lead the execution of local internal and
external audit work.
Coordinate and monitor the team's efforts to fulfill SOX audit and inquiries from Corporate and external auditors. Coordinate and ensure control owners perform the SOX test controls and support them. Partnering with the Regional and Local CFO, Local Controllers and FC to understand the performance of the business and to support the organization with key decisions by providing financial insights, support and advice as needed Work with the CFO in preparing key deliverables for the Business and for the External Stakeholders as requested by
regional management and HQ.
Manages and develops the Controllership Team members. Manages staff and supervisory staff who work on the following diverse activities, financial and management reporting,
general ledger, accounts payable, invoicing, accounts receivable, intercompany transactions, taxation, fixed assets and
inventory management, cash management, including interest costs and foreign exchange exposure, purchasing and
payroll as well as related internal controls mainly for Regional Projects.
Sets goals and establishes priorities within the Controllers; serves as interface between the Controllers and other
Provides support and advice to staff concerning procedures, systems, and priorities. Responsible for projects management as well as applications implementation, documentation, and user training. Liaises with finance and IT staff in the regional headquarters (US) regarding changes in development, design and
implementation of corporate accounting, payroll, purchasing and tax systems, forms, and documentation.
Coordination and management of AIG LAC countries across all their legal entities in Latin America and Caribbean
Manage and develop between 10 to 15 controllership team members.
Key Capabilities:
Strong analytical background with strategic thinking capabilities and attention to detail Solid understanding of accounting, internal controls, financial systems and processes Ability to communicate effectively with all levels of management both verbally and in writing Comfortable working in a fast-paced, high-energy environment Ability to multi-task, consistently meeting deadlines on multiple projects and activities Work effectively in a team environment and in building collaborative relationships with peers and with other stakeholders People Managerial skills Experience in working with Business Partners Operations (BPO’s) and Third-Party Providers (TPA’s) Experience in LAC Regional roles is a plus Advanced English
Key Experience:
8-15 years relevant post qualification experience Hands-on experience in Controllership role Experience Insurance Industry is a must Strong preference for working with shared service centers Internal controls and SOX experience
Education
University Degree with Accounting major or equivalent MBA is a plus
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