Group Financial Reporting Manager

What will you be doing?

The Group Financial Reporting Manager plays a key role in ensuring the integrity, accuracy and consistency of Novatti’s financial reporting. This hands-on position leads group reporting activities and guides the finance team to deliver with confidence and precision. The role is responsible for driving improvements that strengthen reporting frameworks, streamline processes and enhance operational efficiency across the business.

As a trusted partner, the Group Financial Reporting Manager supports Novatti’s subsidiaries and wider teams with the implementation of new accounting standards and the financial assessment of significant business initiatives. The role contributes to a culture of momentum, ownership, evolution and connection, shaping how Novatti reports, collaborates and grows.

Importantly, in this role, you will:

- Lead the preparation of statutory and ASX financial reports, including the Group’s Annual Report, Appendix 4C, 4D and 4E.
- Prepare technical accounting papers on acquisitions, divestments, share-based payments and key management personnel.
- Ensure full compliance with IFRS, relevant accounting standards, ASX Listing Rules and the Corporations Act.
- Coordinate and support external audits, including preparing papers for the Audit and Risk Committee.
- Maintain and continuously improve accounting policies to align with current standards.
- Strengthen and oversee internal controls to ensure they are effective, consistent and reflect best practice.
- Apply strong project management skills to plan and deliver monthly reporting requirements, both internal and external.
- Lead the refresh of Balance Sheet Reconciliations as part of financial governance, identifying and implementing opportunities to improve processes and reconciliation practices.
- Collaborate closely with the finance team to share knowledge, develop capability and build collective expertise.

What makes you a great candidate

- CA or CPA qualified accounting professional with experience gained in an accounting practice.
- Strong technical accounting expertise and a deep understanding of reporting standards.
- Advanced analytical and numerical capability, combined with a strong sense of accountability.
- Proven experience in preparing consolidated financial statements, accounting for share-based payments, acquisitions and divestments, managing multi-currency consolidations, uplifting and improving the financial close process, advanced proficiency in Excel and PowerPoint.
- Exposure to systems such as NetSuite and Accurri is highly regarded but not essential.

What it means to be part of the journey

- Always learning, always growing – From on-the-job experiences to formal training, we make sure you’ve got the tools, support and opportunities to keep building your skills and growing your career.
- Work-life that actually works – Enjoy a flexible, hybrid setup with time in the office and the freedom to work remotely.
- A team that has your back – Collaborate with talented, passionate people who genuinely care about what they do (and each other).

We’re proud to be an equal opportunity employer that celebrates diversity loudly and with heart. We welcome applicants from all walks of life and encourage you to bring your full, authentic self to the table. If you’ve got the skills and the passion, we want to hear from you

Ready to apply?

Send us your CV and a cover letter (we promise we actually read them). Make sure to include #paymentspartner at the top of your cover letter so we know you’re detail-oriented and read the full job ad. We’ll be in touch soon.

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