Reporting Manager
- Contract
City of London, London
The details
A leading oil and gas business is looking for a Reporting Manager to join initially for 6 months. You will be responsible for managing a mixture of accounting, reporting and financial controls. This role require someone to understand complex accounting treatment at a group level and wider treasury.
You will be responsible for:
- Managing a team of technical accountants (5)
- Manage the wider treasury finance teams - knowledge of IFRS
- Lead with group reporting tasks for the treasury finance function
- Improving financial controls, more efficiency at month end and various projects
- Manage SoX, management accounting, assurance operations and treasury reporting
Profile:
- ACA, ACCA OR CIMA qualified with industry experience, preferable in an energy/commodities sector.
- Technical accounting knowledge (IFRS) for financial instruments and hedge accounting
Please apply ASAP to be considered for this position.
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