Role Description We are seeking a strategic Chief Financial Officer to serve as a true capital markets and deal-making partner to our CEO, Alex Spencer. This is not a traditional operational CFO role — Solen already has a strong finance team led by our Group Head of Finance, Cassie Wang, that handles the day-to-day: accounting, FP&A, reporting, and operational finance. The CFO we are looking for is a seasoned capital markets and corporate development executive. You will sit at the center of how Solen grows: - Structuring and executing debt and equity raises - Leading negotiations - Driving capital allocation decisions across the portfolio - Managing investor and lender relationships - Supporting restructuring efforts when needed This is a high-trust, high-visibility role for someone who thrives at the intersection of strategy and execution — a dealmaker who is equally comfortable in a boardroom and at the negotiating table. Qualifications - A proven track record of raising capital — equity, debt, or both — in growth or acquisition-oriented environments. - Deep familiarity with capital markets and financing structures, including leveraged buyouts, revolving credit facilities, seller financing, earn-outs, and alternative/non-dilutive instruments. - Experience negotiating directly with lenders, investors, sellers, and counterparties — and a reputation for getting deals across the finish line. - A strong sense for capital allocation in a portfolio context: where to invest, when to return capital, and how to balance risk and return across multiple business units. - Comfort operating in a lean, fast-moving environment — scrappy and decisive, not reliant on large teams or heavyweight processes. - An ability to translate complex financial strategy into clear, compelling narratives for boards, investors, and partners. - Familiarity with software / SaaS business models and the metrics that matter (ARR, NRR, LTV/CAC, Rule of 40, etc.). Requirements - 10+ years of experience in investment banking, private equity, corporate development, or a capital markets-focused CFO role. - Demonstrated track record of successfully closing debt and/or equity financing transactions. - Strong M&A deal experience, including structuring, negotiation, and diligence. - Deep understanding of software / SaaS business models and recurring revenue dynamics. - Experience with portfolio company structures and managing financial oversight across multiple P&Ls. - Exceptional communicator — able to build credibility quickly with investors, lenders, boards, and operating teams. - Comfortable working in a lean environment without a large supporting team; resourceful and execution-oriented. - High integrity, sound judgment, and a long-term orientation that aligns with Solen's culture. Benefits - Direct impact: You will work side-by-side with the CEO on every major strategic and financial decision. - A real platform: Solen is backed by experienced software operators and investors with the capital and conviction to build something lasting. - Meaningful scope: A diversified portfolio across multiple software verticals, each with its own growth story. - Day 1 energy: The tools, processes, and relationships you build here will shape the company for years to come. - Long-term orientation: We are not optimizing for a near-term exit — we are building a durable, compounding business. Company Description Solen Software Group is an investment and operating company that acquires and operates proven software businesses with significant growth potential across a variety of vertical markets, enabling each to become a market leader in its niche. - Solen's portfolio spans Human Resource Technology, Fleet Telematics, Asset Management, E-Health, Document Management, and other innovative software solutions. - Solen is backed by a group of advisors and investors who have built software businesses of material scale (10–100M in ARR) and have advised many more. - We are at the beginning of a decades-long journey, and every decision we make reflects that long time horizon.

• Ensure accurate and efficient financial operations with Payment Service Providers (PSPs) by maintaining transparent reconciliations, safeguarding liquidity, and supporting process optimization and automation. • Reconciliations with payment system providers (PSP), investigation of discrepancies • Liquidity monitoring: top-up, invoice control, settlements control • Ongoing communication with PSPs • Ad hoc reports related to PSPs for internal and external stakeholders • Involvement in automation processes • Assistance in preparation of internal documentation on PSPs

• Coordinate and lead the development and execution of the company's financial planning processes • Monitor and analyze financial performance, identifying key drivers and trends • Responsible for consolidated management reporting • Act as a primary point of contact for current and prospective investors • Develop and maintain strong relationships with investors • Provide comprehensive financial analysis and due diligence support for potential M&A transactions • Responsible for the preparation of financial reports and presentations for all stakeholders • Manage and mentor a team of financial analysts • Collaborate with the executive team to develop and refine the company's financial strategy • Identify financial risks and develop strategies to mitigate them

• Provide unparalleled support to the executive leadership • Manage executive's complex business/social schedule • Prepare executive presentations and draft formal correspondence • Coordinate travel arrangements and event details • Collaborate on marketing strategies and social media initiatives • Oversee client onboarding lifecycle • Develop and execute staff engagement events • Monitor expenses and manage financial record-keeping