FMRE- Treasury- Manager

Industry/Sector Not Applicable Specialism Assurance Management Level Manager Job Description & Summary At PwC, our people in finance consulting specialise in providing consulting services related to financial management and strategy. These individuals analyse client needs, develop financial solutions, and offer guidance and support to help clients optimise their financial performance, improve decision-making, and achieve their financial goals. As a finance consulting generalist at PwC, you will possess a broad understanding of various aspects of finance consulting. Your work will involve providing comprehensive guidance and support to clients in optimising their financial performance, improving decision-making, and achieving their financial goals. You will be responsible for analysing client needs, developing financial solutions, and offering recommendations tailored to specific business requirements. Driven by curiosity, you are a reliable, contributing member of a team. In our fast-paced environment, you are expected to adapt to working with a variety of clients and team members, each presenting varying challenges and scope. Every experience is an opportunity to learn and grow. You are expected to take ownership and consistently deliver quality work that drives value for our clients and success as a team. As you navigate through the Firm, you build a brand for yourself, opening doors to more opportunities. Examples of the skills, knowledge, and experiences you need to lead and deliver value at this level include but are not limited to:

• Apply a learning mindset and take ownership for your own development.
• Appreciate diverse perspectives, needs, and feelings of others.
• Adopt habits to sustain high performance and develop your potential.
• Actively listen, ask questions to check understanding, and clearly express ideas.
• Seek, reflect, act on, and give feedback.
• Gather information from a range of sources to analyse facts and discern patterns.
• Commit to understanding how the business works and building commercial awareness.
• Learn and apply professional and technical standards (e.g. refer to specific PwC tax and audit guidance), uphold the Firm's code of conduct and independence requirements.
• As a Manager within the Treasury team, you will lead and deliver client engagements related to issuing, investing in, or trading financial instruments. You bring deep expertise in applying accounting, tax, and regulatory standards to financial instruments and performing valuation analysis, with significant industry experience in Treasury (via a professional services consulting role or internally in a Treasury function). Well versed in IFRS financial instrument guidance especially derivatives and hedging and the application within Treasury, you will own engagement workstreams end-to-end, manage junior team members, drive client relationships, and contribute to business development. You will display strong problem-solving and leadership skills, adaptability to changing market conditions, strategic thinking, and proficiency in industry software and tools.
• What does this role entail?
• As a Manager, you'll work as part of a team of problem solvers, helping to solve complex business issues from strategy to execution. You will take ownership of engagement delivery, coach and develop team members, manage stakeholder relationships, and contribute to the growth of the practice.
• PwC Professional skills and responsibilities for this management level include but are not limited to: Demonstrating extensive abilities and/or a proven record of success in leading engagements within a professional services consulting firm, including, but not limited to, the following areas: Demonstrating deep and authoritative knowledge of hedging strategies and application of hedge accounting requirements under IFRS, with the ability to design hedging solutions and advise clients on complex hedge accounting structures; Demonstrating significant experience valuing derivatives, including interest rate swaps, FX, options, forward contracts, swaps, etc., with ownership of valuation methodology selection and review; Leading engagements involving financial instruments hedging, treasury and derivatives accounting, and embedded derivatives assessment; Structuring and advising on complex transactions in new and established products through deep understanding of complex and/or new accounting and tax standards; Leveraging business intelligence and performance management software tools to drive insights and inform client decision-making; Owning the development, validation, and governance of quantitative risk models, including oversight of junior team members’ modelling work Leading the build and enhancement of credit, market and liquidity risk models (e.g., portfolio models, copula‑based simulations, factor models), ensuring alignment with regulatory and internal standards. Directing simulation‑based quantification approaches (e.g. CVaR, UL, EL, Expected Shortfall) and reviewing outputs for accuracy and completeness. Overseeing model validation, sensitivity analysis, back‑testing and documentation of model limitations in accordance with regulatory expectations (e.g. CRR III, CRD VI), ensuring deliverables meet client and regulatory quality standards. Leading financial instrument valuation engagements
• Owning fair value measurement of derivatives, bonds, structured products and embedded derivatives under IFRS 13 and IFRS 9, providing expert judgement on complex valuation matters.
• Critically reviewing and challenging valuation methodologies used by clients (e.g. Hull‑White, Monte‑Carlo, binomial trees) including assumption checks, calibration approaches, and recommending improvements.
• Leading disclosure compliance assessments in financial statements (IFRS 7/13) and advising clients on best-practice reporting. Managing complex audit and advisory engagements
• Acting as a lead quantitative specialist within audit and advisory teams, providing authoritative guidance on risk analytics, valuation testing and treasury‑related assessments.
• Providing strategic direction and technical guidance to engagement teams on model‑related questions, financial instrument disclosures, and complex accounting matters. Driving quality, compliance, risk management and governance
• Ensuring all engagement deliverables, models and analyses adhere to PwC’s rigorous risk & compliance standards, taking accountability for quality outcomes.
• Overseeing documentation of methodology, assumptions and results to meet internal, client and regulatory quality expectations, and conducting quality reviews of team outputs. Leveraging digital tools, data analytics and driving innovation
• Using and directing the use of programming languages and modelling environments (e.g., Python, R, MATLAB, SQL) to build, automate and scale quantitative analytics, consistent with PwC’s focus on data & automation. Identifying opportunities to enhance delivery through technology and digital solutions.
• Demonstrating advanced proficiency in utilizing technology and industry software for efficient financial analysis, reporting, and client-ready deliverables.
• Demonstrating deep expertise in financial reporting processes and technical accounting, including: leading analyses, research, and documentation of complex and emerging accounting, regulatory and financial reporting topics; writing, communicating, facilitating, and presenting cogently to and/or for all levels of industry audiences, clients, internal staff and senior management.
• Demonstrating advanced skills in accounting and financial reporting under IFRS, with the ability to provide authoritative guidance and review the work of others. Ensuring the team produces high • -quality work that adheres to professional standards, staying current with technical developments in areas of specialisation, and maintaining rigorous data governance and information ha