Group Finance Analyst
Cheshire
Group Finance Analyst
Cheshire
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Start your job searchOur client, a respected global business who are a market leader in their field are currently searching for an experienced Finance Analyst to join their Group Finance Function.
This role will support the finance and operational teams throughout the business with the creation and development of routine and ad hoc financial reports. You will be working with Senior stakeholders across the Group to review sales, margins and analyse trends, in turn allowing more strategic buisness decisions to be made. A particular focus within this role will be around foreign currency management, tracking fluctuations, and assessing the impact on the wider business.
This is a great new role which should appeal to a newly qualified (or equivalent) Accountant, ideally with a financial accounting background but looking to diversify into a more commercially focused position with the opportunity to improve current processes and create efficiencies, therefore adding real value to the day to day financial operations.
A candidate with advanced Excel experience/VBA and experience in Treasury/foreign currency is preferred however candidates with a breadth of both management and financial accounting experience who can demonstrate solid analytical experience will be considered.
This is a great opportunity to join a thriving business that have grown significantly in the last 3 years. Very accessible from the M56 and excellent public transport links coupled with a a mapped career path make this a very attractive opportunity for the right candidate.
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