Treasury Operations Manager

BCB Group
United Kingdom
3 weeks ago
Posted
21 Apr 2026 (3 weeks ago)

Treasury Operations Manager

The Role The Treasury Operations Manager is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day running of treasury operations while driving the continued evolution of liquidity management, payment routing, and treasury infrastructure. This role combines hands-on operational ownership with team leadership, ensuring processes are robust, scalable, and aligned to a 24/7 global payments environment.

Key Responsibilities

Daily Operations Oversee the daily operations and responsibilities of the Treasury Operations team. Act as the central point of contact for treasury-related queries across the business. Build strong working relationships with adjacent functions. Ensure the team has appropriate coverage and escalation protocols to support our 24/7 network. On-call expectations will be discussed openly during the hiring process.

Team Leadership Lead and develop the individuals within the Treasury Operations team with a clear focus on building knowledge depth and expertise. Act as a mentor, providing constructive feedback, setting individual and team targets aligned with BCB’s wider objectives, and growing team culture. Serve as the primary escalation point while developing team members to operate independently.

TMS Embedding Embed our Treasury Management System. Refine configurations, build team confidence in reporting and forecasting, close gaps between system design and operational reality, and ensure the TMS becomes the trusted foundation for liquidity management rather than sitting alongside legacy workarounds.

Liquidity and Cash Management Manage liquidity across multiple currencies, jurisdictions, legal entities, and banking partners. Ensure cash positions are accurately monitored and forecast, and that supporting processes and reports are built for scale.

Operational Efficiency Drive continuous improvements in the TMS, payment processing workflows, and cash management frameworks. A strong understanding of payment routing is critical to this role: how payments flow between banking partners, the decision logic behind route selection, and the cost and risk implications of those choices. Work with Technology and Product teams to improve routing efficiency and streamline integrations.

Safeguarding Ensure all Treasury Operations activities and processes comply with internal policies and external regulations, with a thorough understanding of safeguarding obligations. Support audit requirements by ensuring the function's process documentation is always up to date.

Skills and Experience

  • You'll bring demonstrated experience leading a Treasury Operations team in a fintech or banking environment (2-3 years), or a minimum of 5 years in a senior Treasury Operations role with clear readiness for leadership.

  • Experience inheriting and stabilizing an existing team is particularly relevant.

  • You'll have a strong understanding of end-to-end payment flows, key payment rails (FPS, SEPA, Fedwire, SWIFT), and payment routing logic, including how payments flow across banking partners and the operational, cost, and risk factors behind those decisions.

  • Familiarity with digital asset or blockchain-native payment flows is a distinct advantage, but not essential.

  • You'll have hands-on experience with Kyriba or a comparable Treasury Management System, and you are comfortable optimizing configurations, interrogating system outputs, and driving adoption and refinements within the team.

Personal Qualities

  • Technically minded and highly detail-oriented with a strong instinct for spotting risk and inefficiencies.

  • Diligent and conscientious; you excel in problem-solving and driving sustainable, long-term solutions.

  • Persistent and results-oriented, comfortable working with both front and back-office functions on issues and initiatives.

  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with a passion for mentoring, knowledge sharing, and fostering a strong team culture.


What We Offer (South Africa)

  • 30 days annual leave per year

  • 4 wellbeing days per year

  • 1 company volunteering day per year

  • Group Risk Income Protection via Discovery/Vitality

  • Medical Aid via Discovery/Vitality incl. Medical Savings Account

  • Pension: 5% Employee / 5% Employer with Discovery

  • Enhanced Parental Leave: 17 weeks full pay, 10 weeks half pay, then local statutory — for all parents


About BCB Group BCB Group is a leading provider of regulated payment and trading services in crypto and fiat for the digital asset economy. We provide accounts, cryptocurrency and foreign exchange market liquidity for some of the world's largest businesses, including exchanges, liquidity providers, market makers, investment firms, custodians, payment processors and wallet providers.

Our end-to-end suite of products is accessible through our Client Console UI and API. We offer more than 40 fiat and cryptocurrencies, deep trading liquidity, 24/7 instant payments through our instant settlements network BLINC, and secure crypto services. Authorised in the UK, France and Switzerland.

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