The assistant treasurer role in Canada requires strong communication, technology, problem-solving and analytical skills. Assistant Treasurer positions generally require a bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance, and at least seven years of relevant experience. Experience in public accounting also is highly valued. Applicants who possess an MBA or a professional certification have an advantage.
Typical assistant treasurer duties:
Researching and analyzing approaches to financing and hedging strategiesReviewing and negotiating documents including loan agreements and letters of creditDetermining the company’s ability to meet financial terms of contractsCompiling information from various corporate departments for loan agreementsMonitoring compliance with loan agreementsTracking cash flow and developing cash forecastsManaging banking relationshipsMaintaining records for corporate stock plans
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