 Prepare journal entries and Maintain General Ledger. Reconcile accounts identifying discrepancies and rectifying errors. Preparation of monthly Bank Reconciliation and follow up for all open and outstanding items Prepare monthly commissions and incentives as per company policies. Oversee the preparation and reconciliation of payroll Ensure timely follow up of accounts receivable with collection department Monitor Cash flow on daily bases Review and Analyze monthly revenues and expenses to ensure they are recorded appropriately Prepare periodic financial reports Maintain The Fixed Assets registry and make monthly depreciation and reconciliation (Addition, transfer and disposal) Mange and conduct monthly and yearly closing Support other internal department for any matters related to financial and accounting Having good experience in ERP System like SAP and ORACLE

Stock brokers are the professionals who execute the 'buy' and 'sell' orders of shares and securities, given by the investors, who are their clients. The stock brokers have the latest and precise information about the stocks and their task is to find those people who will carry out the buy and sell transactions of the shares and the securities. The challenge for every budding stock broker is to increase the number of clients by providing them good service and proper guidance on investments in the stock market. The stock brokers also guide them about the various investment strategies, which can fetch them great returns in the market. The stock brokers are completely aware of the major as well as the minor financial news, trends and highs and lows in the market due to proper stock research and they revise their strategies as per the prevailing conditions. They keep an eye on the international stock markets along with the stock market of their country, as the market of a country can influence the trends of the other. They inform the investors about the various risks and sudden changes and fluctuations in the market. Stock brokers are known to cater to a variety of clients - retail or local clients, corporate clients and also the institutional clients. Stock brokers give all the details of the rules and regulations of the market to their clients. They sign an agreement with the client, in accordance with the rules and regulations of the stock exchange. The stock brokers express their opinions about the price at which one can buy the shares of a particular company, based on the data provided by the technical analysts of the stock market.