Commercial Finance Business Partner
Greater Manchester, Manchester
Commercial Finance Business Partner
Greater Manchester, Manchester
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Start your job searchOur client, a rapidly growing family owned business based in central Manchester are searching for a talented Finance Business Partner to join their team in a high profile role.
This is a varied position where you will work within the Commercial Finance team and business partner with Operational Heads to ensure they have accurate and timely financial information to aid decision making.
More specifically your responsibilities will include the review and co-ordination of financial reporting to ensure financial performance is monitored and improved, producing regional reporting packs along with commentary, acting as the lead figure on business case reviews regarding expenditure, and disposals and working with non financial stakeholders across the company to set and monitor KPI's along with the analysis and review of various trends.
You will ideally be a newly qualified (ACA,CIMA,ACCA) Accountant with solid experience in budgeting and forecasting, along with a desire to really progress in Commercial Finance.
Based in prestigious city offices, and offering excellent benefits on top of a competitive basic salary this is a fabulous opportunity to join this iconic brand.
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