Financial Compliance Manager

Company Description

At Syngenta Group, we're a global community of 56,000 innovators across 90 countries, united by a 250-year legacy of agricultural excellence. As the world's most local agricultural technology partner, we create tailor-made solutions that transform farming while protecting our planet, driven by our commitment to innovation, ethics, and integrity. Through our inclusive environment and diverse perspectives, we pioneer breakthrough solutions for farmers, society, and future generations. Join our worldwide teams of agricultural pioneers in creating a more resilient and equitable food system for all. 

At Syngenta, our goal is to build the most collaborative and trustworthy team in agriculture, providing top-quality seeds and innovative crop protection solutions that improve farmers' success.

Job Description

Role purpose

The Financial Compliance Manager is responsible for providing proactive financial compliance partnership to the Accounts to Reporting function. The role identifies and assesses financial risks, supports the design and operation of effective internal controls, and helps ensure that control deficiencies are remediated accurately and on time. The role also enables compliance by design in change initiatives, supports risk-based governance, and uses data-driven insight to strengthen the control environment.

Accountabilities

·       1. Internal Control Framework and Financial Risk Management

• Identify, assess and strengthen financial risks and controls, with particular focus on the Internal Control Framework (ICF).
• Ensure the accurate and timely closure of remediation actions arising from identified control deficiencies.
• Assess emerging risks identified by the business or countries—including geopolitical, environmental and technology-related risks—and support the development of appropriate mitigating actions.
• Support the function-level Risk Assessment Framework and ensure key financial compliance risks are appropriately considered.

2. Strategic Business Partnership and Compliance by Design

• Collaborate with Business Partners, tower heads, global leaders and other functional stakeholders on ICF, external audit observations and other material compliance matters.
• Facilitate the exchange of new ideas, leading practices and relevant benchmarks to improve the control environment.
• Promote “Compliance by Design” for new systems, process changes and automation initiatives.
• Assess risks arising from significant process or system changes through the SPD process and evaluate whether proposed controls adequately mitigate those risks before implementation.

3. Continuous Monitoring and Insight