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Require a Finance Head in Mumbai
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Posted:
15 July 2026 (30+ days ago)
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12 October 2026
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1 Vacancy
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Job Summary
Leading the end-to-end financial operations tax structuring and commercial governance for the talent management and brand partnership division acting as the primary financial liaison for high-profile artists and stakeholders.
Reviewing and optimizing legal agreements from a finance and taxation perspective; managing artist cash flows quarterly projections and monthly artist-wise P&L statements; governing weekly artist/vendor payment files and brand receivables; performing due diligence for artist sweat equity deals; and leading internal and statutory audit compliance for the division.
Requirements
Experience Base: 610 years of verified post-qualification experience managing accounting corporate tax laws and commercial practices ideally within a major media house celebrity management agency or network entertainment ecosystem.
Technical Foundations: Comprehensive mastery of entertainment industry tax structures (including withholding taxes GST nuances and stamp duty mechanics) commercial contract analysis and matrixed audit synchronization.
Attributes: Exceptional boardroom communication and relationship management skills to interface directly with artist offices and families; strong advisory capability for senior leadership; and a process-driven approach to tracking complex multi-party cash cycles
Required Skills:
Culturally Fluent: You have a pulse on current trends and an award-minded creative approach. Agency Veteran: Proven experience working within media or creative agencies. Master Storyteller: Confident in your presentation skills with proficiency in tools like PPT and Canva to bring ideas to life. Norm Challenger: Someone ready to set new standards in content creation rather than following existing ones. Experience Level: 5 to 8 years in the industry.
