Compliance Finance Analyst

Role Overview: Join Castrol India Limited as a Compliance Finance Analyst based in Mumbai. Your role will be to provide assurance that accounting and financial reporting for Castrol India Limited aligns with Group requirements and local statutory requirements, ensuring financial integrity and compliance. Key Responsibilities: - Lead and manage compliance for the listed entity, including Limited Review, Statutory Audit, Annual Report, Related Party transactions, Tax, and Cost Audit - Provide accurate and timely information on actual performance, offer business insights for Board engagements, and support in the preparation of quarterly press releases, Analyst Calls, Investor Presentations, and Annual General Meetings - Ensure compliance with SEBI LODR on related party transactions, including engagement with business and support Audit Committee approval process - Stay updated on developments in India and BP Group regarding accounting standards, the Companies Act, and other related areas, and act as a focal point for advice and implementation of changes - Lead the relationship and liaise with statutory auditors and Internal auditors - Develop and facilitate an India accountants network, coach and develop staff in this function - Support the finance director in discharging board responsibilities related to accounting numbers, risk, and control agenda - Guide the FBT/GBS team in leading operations of R2R, oversee P2P and O2C operations impacting financial documents Qualifications Required: - Chartered Accountant /Cost Accountant or equivalent - Any postgraduate degree would be value added - 10 to 12 years post-qualification experience, with prior experience in a similar role with a listed company in India - Good understanding of BP reporting, accounting processes, control systems, Ind AS, IFRS accounting standards, Companies Act, SEBI LODR regulations, and Direct and Indirect Tax regulations - Strong problem-solving, strategic thinking, process orientation, impact, interpersonal, communication, leadership, judgment, and multitasking skills - Ability to challenge, influence effectively, bring innovation, and manage conflicting priorities Additional Company Details: Castrol is a global leader in lubricants and part of the bp Group, one of the world's largest energy companies. In India, Castrol is a publicly listed company leading in the Automotive, Industrial, and Marine lubricant sectors. With iconic brands, steadfast innovation, strong customer relationships, and a motivated team, Castrol has maintained market leadership in India for over a century. Castrol offers a fast-paced learning environment to develop careers, championing top talent for leadership roles locally and globally. The company values diversity, inclusivity, and a culture of respect and openness, encouraging all employees to contribute and grow. Role Overview: Join Castrol India Limited as a Compliance Finance Analyst based in Mumbai. Your role will be to provide assurance that accounting and financial reporting for Castrol India Limited aligns with Group requirements and local statutory requirements, ensuring financial integrity and compliance. Key Responsibilities: - Lead and manage compliance for the listed entity, including Limited Review, Statutory Audit, Annual Report, Related Party transactions, Tax, and Cost Audit - Provide accurate and timely information on actual performance, offer business insights for Board engagements, and support in the preparation of quarterly press releases, Analyst Calls, Investor Presentations, and Annual General Meetings - Ensure compliance with SEBI LODR on related party transactions, including engagement with business and support Audit Committee approval process - Stay updated on developments in India and BP Group regarding accounting standards, the Companies Act, and other related areas, and act as a focal point for advice and implementation of changes - Lead the relationship and liaise with statutory auditors and Internal auditors - Develop and facilitate an India accountants network, coach and develop staff in this function - Support the finance director in discharging board responsibilities related to accounting numbers, risk, and control agenda - Guide the FBT/GBS team in leading operations of R2R, oversee P2P and O2C operations impacting financial documents Qualifications Required: - Chartered Accountant /Cost Accountant or equivalent - Any postgraduate degree would be value added - 10 to 12 years post-qualification experience, with prior experience in a similar role with a listed company in India - Good understanding of BP reporting, accounting processes, control systems, Ind AS, IFRS accounting standards, Companies Act, SEBI LODR regulations, and Direct and Indirect Tax regulations - Strong problem-solving, strategic thinking, process orientation, impact, interpersonal, communication, leadership, judgment, and multitasking skills - Ability to challenge, influence effectively, bring innovation, and