GMA Consulting
Accounts Payable City of London Client

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My client is currently in major expansion mode and is looking for a detail-oriented and proactive Accounts Payable Specialist to join their finance team. This role will support the smooth running of the accounts payable function, ensuring invoices, approvals, payments, reconciliations and supplier queries are managed accurately and efficiently.
Key Responsibilities
- Obtaining purchase approvals from the appropriate authorised personnel in line with the Schedule of Delegated Authority (SoDA).
- Processing and matching invoices accurately and efficiently.
- Supporting process and system improvements, including the implementation of a data-capturing tool.
- Maintenance of electronic records of invoices and approvals.
- Maintaining the Accounts Payable ledger to ensure bills are paid on time, while taking cash flow requirements into account.
- Complying with GDPR and cyber risk policies.
- Preparation and processing of weekly payment runs.
- Posting bank payments accurately.
- Completion of monthly reconciliations of intergroup transactions and disbursements prior to invoice settlement.
- Resolving queries with suppliers and internal teams in a timely and professional manner.
- Reconciliation of supplier statements regularly and addressing discrepancies promptly to ensure all costs are accurately captured.
- Working with the Working Capital Manager to update and maintain the cash flow forecast with upcoming payments.
- Provide month-end support in relation to accrual requirements and cut-off procedures.
- Assist with the processing of Group Company credit cards.
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Please bear in mind, when applying, that very strong Excel experience is required.
Candidates will be comfortable working to deadlines, managing multiple priorities and maintaining accurate financial records.
If you are organised, reliable and keen to contribute to a busy finance function, please send your CV to me, Martin Warner, and I will get back to you as soon as possible.
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