Chief Financial Officer

Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
Position Overview
The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is responsible for the company's overall financial strategy, capital planning, financial operations, treasury management, financial risk control, and the development and implementation of financial management systems. The role encompasses strategic financial planning, budget management, financial analysis, capital allocation, financing management, cash flow management, financial reporting, internal control, tax planning, and financial management for international operations.
The CFO must ensure the efficient, standardized, and compliant operation of all financial functions; continuously enhance the company's financial management standards and capital utilization efficiency; conduct in-depth analysis of operating performance, funding requirements, and financial risks; optimize the allocation of financial resources; improve corporate profitability, cash flow stability, and return on capital; and strengthen the company's overall financial competitiveness and sustainability within the global jewelry market.
Key Responsibilities
Financial Strategy and Corporate Management
Formulate and implement the company's medium- to long-term financial strategy, capital planning, and financial development plans;
Establish and continuously optimize the company-wide financial management system, financial policies, and management processes;
Translate the company's overall strategic goals into specific financial plans, budget arrangements, and execution measures;
Optimize the financial organizational structure, financial management models, and cross-regional financial operational mechanisms;
Oversee the company's overall financial functions, ensuring alignment between financial management and business development strategies;
Provide financial analysis, operational decision support, and strategic financial advice to the Board of Directors and senior management.
Capital Management and Treasury Operations
Formulate the company's capital structure, financing plans, and long-term treasury management strategies;
Oversee cash flow, working capital, liquidity, and the efficiency of capital utilization;
Evaluate opportunities for equity financing, debt financing, and other capital operations;
Optimize capital allocation, cost of capital, and investment returns to enhance overall capital utilization efficiency;
Manage relationships with banks, financial institutions, investors, and other key financial partners;
Assess the financial feasibility of major investments, business expansions, asset allocations, and strategic projects;
Establish mechanisms for cash forecasting and liquidity risk management to ensure the company's continuous and stable operation. Financial Operations and Team Management
Establish and refine the finance department's management systems, role responsibilities, and talent development plans;
Lead the recruitment, management, training, and performance development of the finance team;
Oversee core functions including accounting, financial reporting, accounts receivable/payable, cost management, and financial settlement;
Optimize financial workflows, financial systems, and cross-departmental financial collaboration mechanisms;
Implement effective financial performance assessment, internal oversight, and management accountability mechanisms;
Drive the digitalization, automation, and standardization of financial processes to enhance operational efficiency;
Ensure the finance team provides timely and accurate financial information required for business management.
Financial Performance and Budget Management
Formulate annual, quarterly, and monthly financial budgets, operational targets, and financial performance assessment frameworks;
Establish mechanisms for financial forecasting, budget control, and operational performance analysis;
Analyze revenue, cost structures, profit margins, cash flow, and key performance indicators (KPIs);
Monitor variances between actual results and budget targets, and formulate corresponding improvement measures;
Optimize operating costs, procurement costs, inventory capital utilization, and overall expense structures;
Evaluate the profitability of product lines, sales channels, regional operations, and key projects;
Continuously improve corporate profitability, asset utilization efficiency, financial transparency, and return on investment (ROI).
Cross-Departmental Collaboration and Business Support
Collaborate closely with sales, marketing, procurement, supply chain, production, customer service, human resources, and other departments;
Establish efficient cross-departmental financial collaboration workflows and operational data-sharing mechanisms;
Ensure financial planning, capital allocation, and cost control align with the company's overall business strategy;
Work with internal teams to optimize cost structures, pricing strategies, and resource allocation based on operational data, market changes, and business needs;
Provide financial assessment and decision-making support for market expansion, product launches, supply chain optimization, and international business growth;
Participate in the financial review of major commercial contracts, strategic partnerships, M&A opportunities, and long-term investment projects;
Provide financial reports, operational analyses, and strategic recommendations to the Board of Directors and senior management. Financial Risk and Compliance Management
Identify and assess potential risks associated with treasury management, financing activities, investment decisions, financial operations, and international business;
Establish mechanisms for financial risk monitoring, early warning, assessment, and emergency management;
Ensure that financial reporting, accounting, tax handling, and treasury activities comply with applicable laws, regulations, and accounting standards;
Strengthen internal controls, financial audits, authorization and approval processes, and asset protection mechanisms;
Oversee tax planning, tax compliance, and cross-regional tax risk management;
Standardize processes for financial reporting, budget approval, expense reimbursement, fund disbursement, and investment management;
Maintain necessary professional collaboration with internal audit teams, external auditors, and relevant regulatory bodies;
Drive transparent, robust, sustainable, and compliant financial growth for the enterprise.
Qualifications
18–20 years of work experience in financial management, corporate finance, capital management, accounting, auditing, or related fields;
Over 8 years of senior financial management experience at the Director level or above;
Proven leadership experience in financial strategy, capital planning, budget management, and risk control within large enterprises or multinational corporations;
Comprehensive management experience overseeing corporate financial operations, treasury management, financial reporting, and internal control systems;
Strong capabilities in financial analysis, strategic planning, capital allocation, and decision support for senior management;
Bachelor’s degree or higher in Financial Management, Accounting, Finance, Economics, Business Administration, or a related major;
Excellent cross-departmental communication, team leadership, and international financial management skills.

Work arrangement
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