Newly Qualified Accountant - FTSE business
London
Newly Qualified Accountant - FTSE business
London
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Listed multinational natural resources business based in Central London are looking for a newly/ recently qualified ACA accountant to join in a varied role perfect for giving you all-round exposure within finance. This is a new vacancy which offers opportunity for development and progression into either a generalist or specialist role depending on preference.
Role
- Preparation of monthly management accounts, budgeting and forecasting
- Assisting with monthly consolidation and financial reporting
- Working closely with Group Tax Manager and finance on tax and structuring issues
- Investor relations including collation of share register information, preparation of structure diagrams and responding to investor queries
- Assisting Treasurer with treasury duties
- Ad hoc project work including automation of processes
Benefits
£50,000 - £55,000 + bonus + healthcare (other benefit details available on request)
What next?
Please apply if you are a qualified accountant with excellent communication skills. Interviews will be held from 6th January so please apply now or contact Sophie Walker at Marks Sattin for further information.
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