Junior Treasury Officer

Renmoney · Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria · Full Time

• Posted 20 October 2026
• Closes 19 November 2026
• Finance

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About the role

Renmoney is hiring a Junior Treasury Officer in Lagos to oversee daily liquidity, bank reconciliations, and regulatory compliance. This entry-to-mid-level role is suited for candidates with two to five years of experience in treasury or financial services. Essential requirements include a bachelor's degree in a finance-related discipline, sound knowledge of CBN guidelines, and strong Microsoft Excel skills.

Skills they are looking for

• Treasury Operations
• Liquidity Management
• Bank Reconciliation
• Cash Management
• Microsoft Excel
• Financial Reporting
• Risk Management
• Regulatory Compliance

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