Chief Financial Officer

Role & responsibilities

Cross-Border Expansion Architecture: Designing the entity structures, holding company networks, and tax-efficient capital pipelines required to scale into new international regions (such as Dubai/DIFC and global corridors). Long-Range Planning (LRP) & AOP: Directing multi-currency financial forecasting, capital modeling, and scenario analysis to establish annual operating plans across all domestic and foreign subsidiaries. Inorganic Growth & Deal Advisory: Evaluating mergers, acquisitions (M&A), joint ventures, and structured private capital exits in collaboration with the corporate development desk.

Diversified Capital Sourcing: Structuring, negotiating, and closing complex corporate debt, private credit lines, asset-backed construction finance, and equity tranches with institutional investors and family offices. AIF & Fund Management Support: Managing the backend financial workflows for Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs)including capital calls, hurdle rate accounting, carry structures, and investor pool allocation.

Lender & Investor Governance: Managing relationships with credit rating agencies, monitoring debt serviceability covenants, and ensuring all incoming global capital remains strictly compliant with cross-border frameworks (like FEMA).

Public Entity Compliance: Overseeing total secretarial and statutory financial tracking for listed entities, ensuring delivery of quarterly disclosures, public investor interactions, and SEBI/regulatory filings.

Consolidated Accounting Audits: Driving the preparation of flawless, audit-ready consolidated group balance sheets and financial statements under Ind-AS, IFRS, and GAAP.

Board & Stakeholder Communication: Distilling complex multi-entity numbers into highly strategic, actionable briefings for the Audit Committee, Board of Directors, and global institutional partners.

Multi-Jurisdiction Liquidity Pooling: Directing daily group-wide cash flows, internal funding mechanisms, and short-term liquidity deployments to maximize capital efficiency across various subsidiaries.

Foreign Exchange (FX) Risk Management: Implementing macro hedging and settlement parameters to insulate group margins against multi-currency volatility.

Banking Matrix Control: Setting up and managing complex cross-border banking frameworks, escrow accounts, letter of credit (LC) lines, and centralized corporate banking accounts.