FTSE 100 Accountant
London
FTSE 100 Accountant
London
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This is a newly-created opportunity perfect for a first move from practice where you will be supported and trained to take on a varied role in-house. You will be working for a FTSE 100 listed business with plenty of route for progression and development as well as a market-leading benefits package.
Company
FTSE 100 listed sustainable technology business, with sites globally and head office based in Central London. The company are continuing to grow and acquire new technologies with nearly 40% revenue growth in the last year.
Role
Varied key role based in the company's busy head office - you will carry out a variety of management and financial reporting as well as ad hoc analysis.
Duties:
- Management reporting
- Production of budgets and forecasts
- Preparation of sections of consolidated accounts under IFRS
- Liaising with different finance teams across the business to analyse and review numbers
- Liaising with external auditors
- Production of financial reports and analyses particularly regarding transactions or group structure changes
Remuneration
Base salary £50-55k + excellent benefits package including Bonus, Pension, Share Scheme, Healthcare, Savings options etc. Please get in contact for full details.
Next steps
The successful applicant will be a qualified accountant within an accountancy practice looking to make their first move. Please apply now if interested, or if you have any questions please contact Sophie Walker at Marks Sattin for further information. Interviews will be held from the 6th January.
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