Senior FP&A Associate
London
Senior FP&A Associate
- Permanent
London
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Start your job searchSenior FP&A Analyst with good financial modelling skills? Looking to work in a high growth, pioneering global investment firm contributing towards its growth?
This role has also the classic commercial FP&A work; forecasting P&L and cashflow, business partnering stakeholders on budgets, looking at various future business scenarios. It also has the opportunity to play a key role in data analysis, management and structure - looking at new ways to better inform leaders so that the business remains a pioneer.
The successful person will have experience of FP&A (likely in financial services; ideally alternative funds). They will have strong financial modelling and data skills; python, power BI or tableau or tagetik are highly advantageous.
Trust, credibility and respect are key traits for any employee here. In return you will work in an innovative and transformational environment and be well rewarded.
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