Michael Page
Finance Assistant

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Role Overview
This role supports day-to-day finance operations such as processing transactions, reconciling accounts, and maintaining accurate records. It also involves assisting the finance team with reporting, queries, and ensuring timely and compliant financial processes.
Client Details
A dynamic, fast-moving firm at the heart of global events and media, working with exciting, high-profile clients. It blends financial expertise with a creative, client-focused approach, supporting impactful projects in a vibrant industry. Based in Farringdon, Central London.
Description
The key responsibilities of this Finance Assistant role will be:
- Assist in processing invoices and reconciling supplier statements.
- Support the preparation of monthly management accounts.
- Maintain accurate records and ensure compliance with financial regulations.
- Handle accounts payable and receivable tasks efficiently.
- Assist in preparing financial reports and documentation as required.
- Manage bank reconciliations and monitor cash flow activities.
- Support the team with administrative tasks related to accounting and finance.
- Collaborate with internal departments to ensure accurate financial data.
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Profile
The successful Finance Assistant should have:
- Basic knowledge of accountancy principles and financial processes.
- Proficiency in using accounting software and Microsoft Excel.
- Strong numerical and organisational skills.
- Attention to detail and a proactive approach to problem-solving.
- A team-oriented mindset with excellent communication abilities.
- Previous experience within professional services is a plus.


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Job Offer
The successful Finance Assistant will receive:
- FTC position with the potential to gain valuable industry experience.
- A competitive annual salary of £35-40,000 per annum, depending on experience.
- Opportunity to work within a supportive and professional environment.
- Flexible working arrangements to suit your schedule (hybrid 2 days in City of London office).
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