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Finance Manager

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We are partnered with a fast growing scale up business that finances corporates of all sizes in the commodities trading and supply chain sector. They a joint venture between two industry giants making this an exciting opportunity.
The Role:
They are looking for a Finance Coordinator to join their team who will own the day-to-day accounts receivable and accounts payable cycle across their product offering. However this is also a Finance Manager role where you will manage cash flow, forecasting and accounting controls, as well as making process improvements and automations.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Key Responsibilities:
- Invoicing & Order-to-Cash
- Purchasing & Procure-to-Pay
- Controls, Reconciliation & Cash
- Month-End Close & Reporting
Key Skills & Experience
Essential
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent commercial training in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, or a related field (or equivalent professional experience).
- Qualified or Part Qualified ACCA or equivalent
- 2-6 years' previous experience in an accounts receivable and/or accounts payable role, ideally covering both.
- Experience raising and managing invoices across multiple products or SKUs, and reconciling these against purchase orders and sales orders.
- Basic knowledge of accounting principles and a solid understanding of purchasing and sales processes.
- Working knowledge of an ERP or accounting system (SAP preferred) for invoice processing, payment runs, and reconciliations.


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Desirable
- Experience working across multiple entities, currencies, or business units.
- Background in a retail, wholesale, or multi-site chain business, with exposure to high-volume, multi-product invoicing and purchasing.
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