Use advanced Excel and Access skills as a Bank Reconciliation Accountant supporting Tangerine's financial accuracy and control processes. This six-month contract focuses on balance sheet and profit and loss accounts.
Reporting to the Manager, Reconciliation, the Accountant analyzes general ledger accounts and explains variances. You will reconcile banking products and operational accounts, investigate discrepancies, and collaborate with internal teams and external vendors. The work supports IFRS compliance, SOX requirements, audits, and process improvements while maintaining accurate financial information.
Key Responsibilities:
- Analyze general ledger accounts and explain variances
- Reconcile mortgages, deposits, overdrafts, credit cards, and investments
- Investigate and resolve issues across channels, vendors, and systems
- Support audits by responding to queries and preparing materials
- Update procedures and initiate reconciliation process improvements
Requirements:
- Minimum two years of reconciliation experience
- Experience reconciling mortgages, deposits, overdrafts, and credit cards
- Understanding of IFRS requirements and banking products
- Advanced proficiency in Excel and Access
- Organized problem-solving and deadline management skills
Bring reconciliation expertise, banking knowledge, and control-focused analysis to Tangerine's finance team on this six-month contract.
Bank Reconciliation Accountant in Toronto employer: Scotiabank
Scotiabank is an exceptional employer that fosters a purpose-driven and inclusive culture, making it an ideal place for professionals seeking to excel in the financial services industry. With a strong focus on employee growth, you will have access to comprehensive training and development opportunities while working alongside senior leadership in a collaborative environment. Located in vibrant cities like Calgary and Vancouver, you will enjoy a dynamic work-life balance and the chance to make a meaningful impact on ultra-high net worth clients across Canada and internationally.
