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AR & Treasury Officer

London
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AR & Treasury Officer

Acierta is a design and production house with offices in Valencia, London, Paris, Doha, and New York, delivering projects worldwide. Since 2005, we’ve brought together a team of specialists in creativity, production, logistics, and installation for high-impact work across Retail, Events, and Hospitality sectors.

The Role

We're looking for a detail-oriented and analytical Finance & Admin Officer – Accounts Receivable & Credit Risk to join our UK Finance team. This role is responsible for managing the full Accounts Receivable cycle, supporting operational banking activities and helping strengthen Acierta's financial controls through customer and supplier credit risk analysis.

This is also an exciting opportunity to help develop a new Credit Risk function within Acierta UK, bringing added value to the business as we continue to grow internationally.

What You'll Do

Accounts Receivable

  • Manage customer master data, including onboarding new clients, VAT validation and payment information.
  • Register Acierta on customers' invoicing and payment platforms, ensuring all documentation is completed and approved.
  • Coordinate with the Spain Finance team to monitor invoice requests, issued invoices and customer collections.
  • Maintain and review the weekly Accounts Receivable Ageing report.
  • Follow up overdue balances with both internal stakeholders and clients.
  • Review customer payment reminders before they are issued, ensuring accuracy of references and amounts.
  • Monitor customer advances and ensure timely reconciliation.
  • Prepare AR reporting to support liquidity and cash flow analysis.

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Banking & Treasury

  • Review daily bank activity and allocate incoming customer payments.
  • Record collections in the ERP system and communicate payment confirmations to the relevant internal teams.
  • Prepare weekly bank reconciliations, investigate discrepancies and support monthly cash flow reporting.

Credit Risk

  • Carry out credit assessments for customers and key suppliers, analysing payment behaviour and financial exposure.
  • Recommend payment terms, identify potential risks and prepare monthly Credit Risk reports to support business decisions.

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Month-End Close

  • Complete all Accounts Receivable closing activities, ensuring reconciliations, reporting and financial documentation are accurate and completed on time.

What We're Looking For

Essential

  • Degree in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration or a related field.
  • Minimum 2 years' experience in Accounts Receivable, Credit Control, Treasury or a similar finance role.
  • Experience with bank reconciliations and Accounts Receivable processes.
  • Professional proficiency in English and Spanish (must)
  • Good working knowledge of Microsoft Excel.

Nice to Have

  • AAT, ACCA (part-qualified) or equivalent accounting qualification.
  • Experience in Credit Risk or Credit Control.
  • Knowledge of UK VAT and accounting systems such as Xero, Sage or similar.
  • Experience with customer payment platforms (e.g. Ariba or Coupa).
  • Advanced Excel or data analysis skills.
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Skills

Accounts Receivable
Credit Risk
Bank Reconciliations
Financial Analysis
Customer Payment Platforms
Microsoft Excel
Data Analysis
VAT Validation
Payment Information
Customer Collections
Credit Assessments
Financial Documentation
Cash Flow Reporting
Payment Terms
Discrepancy Investigation
Customer Master Data

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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