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Finance Business Partner - Management Reporting - up to £55k

City of London, London

Finance Business Partner - Management Reporting - up to £55k

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£50,000 - £55,000 per annum
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City of London, London

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Our client, a multinational investment bank, is looking to recruit a Finance Business Partner on a 16 month contract basis.

The role requires business partnering and Finance support across EMEA geographies within the outsourced accounting function.

The main responsibilities include:

Global financial reporting

  • Month and quarter end submissions, costs including accruals and intercompany bookings, local GAAP vs IFRS requirements, assist with audit and annual accounts preparation
  • Manage month and quarter end Group timetable for outsourced entities including local revenue pipelines, submissions to Group consolidation, intercompany systems
  • Partnering with local office heads for quarterly business reviews, forecasting and budgeting, and other issues

Global advisory business initiatives and projects

  • Global initiatives and projects including results presentation, partnership offsite, system implementation
  • Support pricing queries and maintenance of pricing database
  • Supporting global partnership requirements

Required experience and skills:

  • Two years PQE in a similar role
  • Management reporting experience
  • Experience in a corporate environment ideally financial services
  • Highly proficient with Excel and able to manage large volumes of data
  • Ability to communicate with stakeholders at all levels in matrixed environments
  • SAP FC / Analysis experience is desirable.

If you are available to start a new role in mid-November and have the relevant skills and experience for the role please apply now for prompt review of your CV.

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