Financial Analyst

Role Overview

The Financial Analyst will be responsible for budgetary follow-up and revisions, interlocutor privileged of the Direction and the accountant expert, guarantor of the reliability of invoices, and follow-up and control of the treasury.

What You Will Do

The Financial Analyst will produce documents for general meetings, analyze markets, write conventions, and validate with the legal service. They will also follow-up and control of the treasury, and be in charge of reflections around new controls.

Why It Might Be a Fit

The Financial Analyst will have the opportunity to work within the entire Crédit Agricole group, with a managerial model favoring responsibility and initiative-taking, and will have access to professional opportunities.

Requirements

• Budgetary follow-up and revisions
• Interlocutor privileged of the Direction and the accountant expert
• Certifications of annual accounts
• Follow-up and control of the treasury
• Production of documents for general meetings
• Analysis of markets
• Writing of conventions
• Validation with the legal service

Benefits

• 84-day telecommuting allowance
• Minimum of 25 paid leave days
• 17 RTT per year
• Fixed salary
• Collective and individual variable remuneration
• Employee savings plan
• Collective CSE benefits
• Time savings account
• Employer-covered health insurance
• Annual mobility allowance of 550 euros