Intercompany Rationalisation Lead

About the role

We are partnering with a global organisation on a CFO‑sponsored transformation programme aimed at simplifying and rationalising historic intercompany balances across a multinational footprint. The Intercompany Rationalisation Lead will own the end‑to‑end delivery of this strategic initiative, working at the intersection of Finance, Tax, Legal, Compliance and Corporate Governance.

Key responsibilities

• Lead a global intercompany transformation programme across a complex multinational group.
• Assess historic intercompany balances and design settlement and remediation strategies.
• Develop and implement governance frameworks, policies and procedures for ongoing intercompany balance management.
• Coordinate activities across Finance, Tax, Legal, Compliance, Treasury and other stakeholder groups.
• Drive programme governance, reporting, planning and execution across multiple workstreams and jurisdictions.
• Identify and manage financial, operational, legal and tax risks associated with balance rationalisation.
• Engage senior stakeholders and executive leadership with regular updates and recommendations.
• Establish a scalable, sustainable future‑state process that reduces complexity and improves control.
• Support related legal entity, restructuring or organisational simplification activities as required.

Required profile

• Qualified Accountant (ACA, ACCA, CIMA or international equivalent) preferred.
• Significant experience leading complex finance transformation, restructuring or change programmes in multinational organisations.
• Demonstrated expertise in intercompany rationalisation, legal entity simplification, finance transformation or group finance special projects.
• Strong understanding of financial controls, balance‑sheet management and financial reporting.

Required skills

What we offer

• Competitive salary package.
• Opportunity to lead a high‑visibility, global transformation programme.
• Collaboration with senior executives across multiple functions and jurisdictions.