Finance Officer
Job summary
At Mkobo, the Finance Officer is responsible for all financial aspects of the organization. The position manages the budget, prepares financial reports, and ensures that all financial transactions are conducted legally and ethically.
Job descriptions & requirements
Responsibilities:
- Prepare and submit monthly CBN returns (e.g., Prudential Guidelines, CRR, Liquidity Reports).
- Assist in the preparation of Management Accounts, Balance Sheets, and Profit & Loss Statements.
- Ensure compliance with IFRS 9 (e.g., ECL calculations for loans, effective interest rate on investments).
- Contribute to internal/external financial audits and implement corrective actions.
- Manage and update the Fixed Asset Register
- Ensure compliance with relevant Business Tax laws (e.g NRS and LIRS)
- Support the CFO on the annual budgeting process and periodic forecasts.
- Maintain accurate records of daily transactions (receipts, payments, bank deposits).
- Conduct periodic financial analysis (trends, cost optimization, revenue leakage).
- Prepare the Asset and Liability Report (ALM) to monitor mismatches.
- Support liquidity management by tracking cash flow projections.
Requirements:
- Minimum qualification of a BSc.
- 2 years of previous experience in a similar role
About Mkobo Microfinance Bank
MKOBO BANK is registered in Nigeria as MKOBO Microfinance Bank (No. RC1234231), 3rd floor, 13 Hughes Avenue, Alagomeji, Yaba, Lagos.
Mkobo is a digital bank/Neobank. Our goal is to help hard working Africans to improve their financial wellbeing by making it easy for them to earn, save, spend and invest their hard earned money. We are currently recruiting for dynamic, creative, flexible and experienced team members with a passion for everything technology and a commitment to add their quota to the success of our vision.
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