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Job Role Description
To provide support to all levels of the organisation by providing detailed analysis of financial performance.
Responsibilities
- Support the Head of Business Partnering in provision of management information to the Legal Operations divisions.
- Provide detailed analysis of client profitability to senior management and other parts of the business as required.
- Monitor the control of work in progress, disbursements and debt.
- Liaise with partners and fee earners on their working capital management.
- Supporting budgeting and forecasting. Working with Heads of Client Delivery (HCD) to draft team sheets and ensure timely completion in accordance with Board timetables. Provision of historic data to support forecasting efforts.
- Involvement in tendering and other business development opportunities - providing expert advice and profitability analysis to Client Relationship Partners and Marketing to support pricing decisions in bids and proposals.
- Assist the Head of Business Partnering and the Finance Director in the development and provision of commerciality and pricing training to Legal Operations staff.
- Close involvement with Finance department to understand the key drivers in how the department supports the Operational part of the business.
- Support Finance colleagues with inputs to key judgements such as WIP valuation, and associated queries with auditors.
- Close involvement with Legal Operations to understand the key drivers to support operational performance improvements. Must build relationships at Team Manager and HCD level to provide decision support.
- Partnering with Information Systems/Business Intelligence departments to ensure Finance oversight of all reporting circulated to the firm.
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