Chief, Liquidity Management, P-5, Fixed Term Position, DFAM, Treasury and Structured Finance Services, New York, USA #00008215

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For every child, the right to a Future

This is a NYHQ position in the Treasury and Structured Finance Section under the Division of Finance and Administrative Management (DFAM) reporting to the Deputy Director D1 level. The incumbent will lead the Liquidity Management Unit which provides timely and efficient execution of all treasury payments as well as treasury accounting matters to ensure data integrity is reflected in the financial statements.

How can you make a difference?

The incumbent provides guidance and technical advice to country offices and other UNICEF divisions on financial risk management, foreign exchange matters and liquidity management while supporting the Investment Management Unit in risk, liquidity and investment management. The incumbent also supports providing technical advice on innovative finance initiatives and pre-financing arrangements.

Summary of key functions and accountabilities:

1. Technical expertise and support to Country Offices (CO) and other divisions in the area of liquidity and foreign exchange management
2. Payment function and related activities
3. Relationship management with Treasury h