Audit Manager
London, City of London
Audit Manager
London, City of London
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We are a Top 20 firm looking for an experienced Audit Manager who is wanting to join our established team and become a valued member to join our ever growing Accountancy firm in Central London. Offering flexible working, friendly team members and a great platform for progression. You will be responsible for supporting the Senior Audit Managers on larger audits as well as managing your own portfolios.
This role would be very suited for someone who enjoys external audit but wants to step away from the long work hours and overly corporate culture.
Our ideal candidate will have:
- ACA/ACCA Qualification
- 4+ Years audit experience
- Your typical duties will include:
- Point of reference for the audit team in terms of technical queries
- Guiding the audit team to perform work which will address these risks and support the RI in coming to an audit opinion
- Work closely with the Partner in the planning and conduct of audit assignments discussing findings
- Lead, manage, develop and coach an effective audit team
- Manage client relationships and be an ambassador for the firm
- Identify opportunities; think strategically by understanding the client's needs, their business and key risks
If you want to find out more about this opportunity please apply below or contact Gregory Farr.
0207 747 9765
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