Chief Financial Analyst

Renmoney · Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria · Full Time

• Posted 19 October 2026
• Closes 18 November 2026
• Finance

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About the role

Renmoney is hiring a senior-level Chief Financial Analyst to report directly to the CFO and guide strategic decision-making. The role involves overseeing financial modelling, budgeting, product profitability assessments, and operational cost management. Candidates must have extensive experience in financial planning and analysis, asset-liability management, and cross-functional coordination with risk and data teams.

Skills they are looking for

• Financial Modelling
• Budgeting
• Financial Reporting
• Variance Analysis
• Asset-Liability Management
• Cost Optimization
• Risk Budgeting
• FP&A

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