Finance Manager

Capital.com

. Own finance and regulatory finance operations for the Type I Financial Instruments Business in Japan .

Posted 9/21/2026full-timeTokyo • JapanMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in finance and regulatory operations, including client asset segregation, trust protection, and capital adequacy ratio calculations. Proficient in managing accounting processes, preparing financial statements, and ensuring compliance with statutory and regulatory reporting requirements.

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Finance Operations ManagementClient Asset SegregationRegulatory ReportingAccounting Software ProficiencyNissho Bookkeeping Level 2

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Hard Skills

Financial Statements PreparationRegulatory Report PreparationReconciliation AccuracyAccounting Close ProcessesCash-Flow PlanningTreasury AdministrationTax Matters ManagementBookkeeping Records MaintenanceCapital Adequacy Ratio CalculationsTrust Protection Calculations

Tools & Technologies

Kanjo BugyoAccounting Software

Certifications & Qualifications

Certified Public AccountantCertified Tax Accountant

Industry Keywords

Type I Financial Instruments BusinessSecurities FirmFX/CFD BrokerFintech CompanyRegulated Financial InstitutionIFRSJ-GAAP

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Own finance and regulatory finance operations for the Type I Financial Instruments Business in Japan
Perform daily client asset segregation and trust protection calculations and reconciliations under the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act
Prepare transfer or payment instructions to trust banks
Manage daily, monthly, and annual accounting close processes
Operate accounting software and prepare financial statements
Prepare and submit statutory and regulatory reports, including capital adequacy ratio reports, business reports, and other required filings
Manage cash-flow planning, treasury administration, tax matters, payment controls, and bookkeeping records
Coordinate with external auditors, tax advisors, trust banks, global finance, local compliance, and other internal stakeholders
Design and maintain finance procedures, reconciliation controls, approval evidence, and regulatory reporting working papers
Support financial instruments business registration and launch-readiness workstreams from a finance and client asset protection perspective
Build finance controls, reporting processes, and governance evidence from the ground up

Requirements

What you’ll need

Finance or accounting experience at a Type I Financial Instruments Business operator or similar regulated financial institution (3+ years, or equivalent demonstrable capability)
Practical knowledge of client asset segregation, trust protection, and capital adequacy ratio calculations
Working knowledge of financial statements, statutory books, accounting software, and daily, monthly, and annual close processes
Nissho Bookkeeping Level 2 or equivalent accounting knowledge
Ability to prepare accurate reconciliations and regulatory reports, and to maintain audit-ready evidence
English proficiency is a nice-to-have, not a requirement
Certified Public Accountant or Certified Tax Accountant qualification is a nice-to-have
Experience at a securities firm, FX/CFD broker, fintech company, or launch-stage regulated financial institution is a nice-to-have
Experience with accounting systems such as Kanjo Bugyo or equivalent software is a nice-to-have
Familiarity with IFRS and J-GAAP reporting bridges is a nice-to-have

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive salary
Annual leave
Employee referral program
Medical insurance
Pension plans
Location-specific benefits and perks
30 extra days to work remotely from anywhere in the world (some restrictions apply)
Two additional paid volunteer days each year