Equifind
Finance Manager

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Equifind has partnered with one of Europe’s fastest-growing private debt investors to recruit a Finance Manager.
This newly created role is based in their London office near Liverpool Street and will require in-office attendance 4 days per week.
With several billion dollars in assets under management, and a new £1bn fund about to launch focused on senior debt within UK real estate, it’s an exciting time to join as the business gears up for a busy period of transactions.
Reporting directly to the CFO, the Finance Manager will take ownership of all corporate reporting.
Key duties include
- Take ownership of the monthly close process for all group entities.
- Prepare monthly and quarterly management reports including balance sheet maintenance.
- Preparation of annual budgets for the group and individual entities.
- Key point of contact for annual key elements of external financial audits across the group.
- Contributing to the improvement and development of financial controls, processes, and reporting.
- Supporting the delivery of accurate and timely management information.
- Assisting with the migration of data from legacy accounting systems to the group’s accounting software.
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Key requirements
- ACA/CA qualified accountant, preferably trained in audit.
- A minimum of 5 years experience, ideally working within a group function.
- Prior experience of working with FCA or SEC regulated businesses.
- Advanced-level Excel skills.
- Good interpersonal and communication skills.
- Solid understanding of financial reporting requirements.
- Proven stakeholder management experience and relationship building skills.


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Package details
- £70-80,000 base salary.
- Discretionary annual bonus.
- Employer pension contribution.
- 27 days annual leave.
- Private medical insurance coverage.
- Group income protection.
- Plus, a host of additional perks and benefits!
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