Financial Controller (French Speaking)
London
Financial Controller (French Speaking)
- Contract
London
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Start your job search· Manage the year-end financial closing process, ensuring all entries are accurate and complete.
· Prepare financial statements in accordance with French GAAP and UK accounting standards.
· Coordinate with external auditors to facilitate a smooth audit process.
· Ensure compliance with all relevant financial regulations and reporting requirements.
· Review and reconcile accounts to ensure accuracy and completeness.
· Provide insights and recommendations based on financial data to support management decisions.
· Proven experience as a Financial Controller or in a similar role, particularly in preparing for audits.
· Strong knowledge of French GAAP and UK accounting standards.
· Fluency in French and English is essential.
· Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
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