Financial Accountant - Financial Services
Berkshire, Reading
Financial Accountant - Financial Services
Berkshire, Reading
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Start your job searchMarks Sattin are excited to announce that we are currently working in partnership with a market leading financial services organisation based in Reading.
The Role:
This Financial Accountant position will be reporting directly into the Finance Manager for this certain division, with a dotted line to the Financial Controller. Main Duties for this role are as follows:
- Financial reporting, ensure all month end tasks are completed accurately and on time.
- Support internal and external audit processes
- Ensure all key processes are documented and that assumptions are regularly reviewed for appropriateness.
- Prepare and review the Interim and Year-end Financial Reporting Packs as requested by Group Finance
- Perform analysis to understand monthly business performance and prepare commentary on key monthly variances for the financial statements including income, funding charges and costs
- Liaise with the business on queries relating to income and expenses at month-end
- Prepare and review standard journals ensuring supporting documentation is adequate
- Prepare monthly balance sheet reconciliations
- Quarterly regulatory reporting
The Profile:
The ideal candidate will be someone who has extensive experience within a financial accounting role, with a proven track record of effectively reporting under pressure, while being able to hit tight deadlines. Our client is looking for someone who has recently completed their ACA/CIMA/ACCA, this is a must have for this role and will not look at anyone who isn't qualified.
The Company:
This business is a well-known organisation that values their staff and offers a fantastic team culture. They have beautiful offices in Reading.
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