Company DescriptionStandard Bank Group is a leading Africa-focused financial services group, and an innovative player on the global stage, that offers a variety of career-enhancing opportunities – plus the chance to work alongside some of the sector’s most talented, motivated professionals. Our clients range from individuals, to businesses of all sizes, high net worth families and large multinational corporates and institutions. We’re passionate about creating growth in Africa. Bringing true, meaningful value to our clients and the communities we serve and creating a real sense of purpose for you.
Job DescriptionResponsible for preparing reconciliation reports, accurately matching transactions, saving and documenting all source materials, and investigating outstanding items. Tasked with resolving and clearing discrepancies within defined risk-based timelines. Maintain daily records of completed and signed-off reconciliations, and ensure they are readily available for review by Control team members as needed. Qualifications Minimum of BSc degree in social science related discipline3 - 5 years of experience of transaction processing workflow and control processes. . Moderate to high understanding of accounting principles to conduct daily reconciliations. Professional Accounting Qualification will be an added advantageAdditional InformationBehavioural Competencies:
Articulating InformationConvincing PeopleDeveloping StrategiesDocumenting FactsManaging TasksProviding InsightsTaking ActionTeam WorkingUnderstanding PeopleTechnical Competencies: Data Management (Administration)Deal AppraisalIndustry KnowledgeLocal Market KnowledgeProduct Development
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