Investment Accountant
London
Investment Accountant
London
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Newly-created role for a busy property business to work within their property and investment team supporting a range of stakeholders with relevant financial information to drive decision making.
Company
Leading group with investment in property, retail and hospitality (including well-known brands.) The group are in a period of growth and expansion which brings with it new projects and opportunities including: Systems and processes overhaul and improvement, focus on more commercial finance/ business partnering and newly-created roles added to the team.
Duties:
- Working closely with asset managers/ directors, tax, internal audit and other stakeholders
- Taking responsibility for financials for a group of entities including preparation of all aspects of management accounts including: Forecasting, analysing and agreeing intra-group transactions and VAT returns
- Preparation of audit files and annual financial statements for number of entities
- Ad hoc analysis as required by stakeholders
Benefits
In return you will get a competitive base salary up to £58,000 + benefits (available upon request.)
Next steps
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 so please apply now if interested.
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