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We are seeking a highly skilled, experienced, and strategic professional to assume the global position of Market Access Director. In this position, you will be responsible for driving and helping to develop pricing and reimbursement strategies for our products as well as management of subsequent activities (extensions, revision etc.). In addition, you will design and manage access project management tools, processes and platforms at global level. You will also ensure local functional leads are trained and equipped with guidance to define their access and reimbursement plans and ensure that functional roll-out of activities is performed in a timely manner. This global role requires expertise in market access and reimbursement topics across ex-EU5 and ex-US countries. In this position youll report to the Global Market Access function. The position may require regular business travel across four continents.
Responsibilities:

* Develop and execute optimal price and access strategies for Medisons products including IRP considerations and launch sequencing design.
* Cross-functional leadership of the local Market Access, Price and Reimbursement Teams.
* Guide a diverse global team, promoting collaboration across different regions with Medisons partners as well as local and global colleagues from Business Development, Regulatory Affairs, Marketing, Medical and Market Research, to ensure alignment on market access strategies.
* Guide negotiations with local Access teams with authorities to secure optimal access and pricing.
* Monitor and analyze legislative and regulatory developments to identify opportunities and risks.
* Plan and oversee various access and reimbursement workstreams across several countries and products (both internal and involving external stakeholders, including Medisons partners).
* Coordinate local actions and ensure the collection and analysis of useful observational or market research data serving access and reimbursement decisions.
* Develop ONE Medison access and reimbursement governance, processes and platforms (incl. potential systems) and drive implementation and potential needed evolution.
* Foster a collaborative and inclusive environment, encouraging knowledge sharing, best practice sharing, and continuous improvement across the organization.
* Identify opportunities from a health policy, healthcare funding or governmental initiatives perspective that may be beneficial to Medison and guide senior leadership on how to engage in these initiatives
* Communicate effectively with senior management and key stakeholders, providing updates on projects progresses and roadblocks enabling the organization to proactively anticipate delays and risks and adequately solve for them.

We are looking for a Hands-on, Analytical FP&A Analyst to join our Finance team. You will play a key role in financial planning, performance analysis, and driving the company towards its operational and strategic goals. As part of a small, collaborative finance team, youll take ownership of the FP&A function, get deeply involved in the day-to-day, and make a direct impact on how we execute our plans.

Key Responsibilities

Maintain and optimize existing financial models and forecasts (monthly, quarterly, annual).
Analyze trends, performance metrics, and budget variances to provide actionable insights.
Lead budget control and monitoring processes - including purchase order approvals and month-end closing.
Prepare management reports and presentations for the Head of Finance and executive team.
Support execution and decision-making across teams to help the company meet its goals.
Identify opportunities to improve financial processes and enhance reporting systems.

We are looking for a detail-oriented and motivated individual to join our Payments Team at our company. Our team ensures smooth financial operations for clients worldwide from monitoring transactions and payment providers to supporting internal departments and customers.
Responsibilities
Monitor payment flows and detect irregularities across internal and external systems.
Collaborate with developers, external providers and internal Finance teams to resolve payment related issues
Reconcile transactions with high accuracy
Authenticate customer activity and process withdrawal requests using decision-making tools
Analyze approval rates and ensure continuous optimization
Proactively identify and suggest improvements to our existing payment processes and policies.

We are currently looking for a talented and highly motivated SOX Compliance Specialist to join our Group Finance team
Introduction
our company, a global fintech group that was founded in 2008 and is listed on the London Stock Exchange with a market cap of approx. USD 3.5 Billion and included within the FTSE250 index. At the heart of our business is our fully-owned and proprietary technology, which powers our trading platforms on OTC, share dealing, and Futures trading. The Group operates in more than 60 countries and retains operating licenses in the United Kingdom, Australia, Cyprus, Israel, New Zealand, South Africa, Singapore, Seychelles, the United States, Estonia, Japan, the United Arab Emirates, and Canada.
Responsibilities
Lead the global SOX compliance program across all Group entities, ensuring full alignment with the COSO framework and Sarbanes-Oxley requirements.
Drive the implementation and ongoing enhancement of internal control policies and procedures, ensuring they are consistently applied and embedded across the Groups headquarters and all 16 regulated subsidiaries.
Conduct detailed risk assessments, control gap analyses, and process walkthroughs for all key financial and operational processes to ensure control design effectiveness.
Develop and maintain comprehensive documentation of internal controls over financial reporting (ICFR), adapting to business and regulatory developments.
Coordinate and perform design and operational effectiveness testing of controls, ensuring timely identification and remediation of deficiencies.
Act as a key advisor to finance, legal, compliance, technology, and operations teams to embed a strong internal control culture within day-to-day activities.
Serve as the primary liaison for internal and external auditors during SOX audits and other assurance engagements, ensuring timely and accurate responses.
Monitor changes in the Groups operations, structure, systems, or regulatory landscape and proactively update policies and control frameworks accordingly.
Prepare and present periodic reports to senior management and the Audit Committee, providing insights on SOX compliance status, key risks, control deficiencies, and mitigation plans.
Deliver ongoing training and education programs to business process owners to ensure awareness, accountability, and adherence to internal control requirements across all jurisdictions.

We are currently looking for a talented and highly motivated SOX Compliance Manager to join our Group Finance team.
Introduction
our company, a global fintech group that was founded in 2008 and is listed on the London Stock Exchange with a market cap of approx. USD 3.5 Billion and included within the FTSE250 index. At the heart of our business is our fully-owned and proprietary technology, which powers our trading platforms on OTC, share dealing, and Futures trading. The Group operates in more than 60 countries and retains operating licenses in the United Kingdom, Australia, Cyprus, Israel, New Zealand, South Africa, Singapore, Seychelles, the United States, Estonia, Japan, the United Arab Emirates, and Canada.
Responsibilities
Lead the global SOX compliance program across all Group entities, ensuring full alignment with the COSO framework and Sarbanes-Oxley requirements.
Drive the implementation and ongoing enhancement of internal control policies and procedures, ensuring they are consistently applied and embedded across the Groups headquarters and all 16 regulated subsidiaries.
Conduct detailed risk assessments, control gap analyses, and process walkthroughs for all key financial and operational processes to ensure control design effectiveness.
Develop and maintain comprehensive documentation of internal controls over financial reporting (ICFR), adapting to business and regulatory developments.
Coordinate and perform design and operational effectiveness testing of controls, ensuring timely identification and remediation of deficiencies.
Act as a key advisor to finance, legal, compliance, technology, and operations teams to embed a strong internal control culture within day-to-day activities.
Serve as the primary liaison for internal and external auditors during SOX audits and other assurance engagements, ensuring timely and accurate responses.
Monitor changes in the Groups operations, structure, systems, or regulatory landscape and proactively update policies and control frameworks accordingly.
Prepare and present periodic reports to senior management and the Audit Committee, providing insights on SOX compliance status, key risks, control deficiencies, and mitigation plans.
Deliver ongoing training and education programs to business process owners to ensure awareness, accountability, and adherence to internal control requirements across all jurisdictions.