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Finance and Accounts Manager
Fulham, London
We’re working with a growing London-based business to appoint an experienced Finance and Accounts Manager to take ownership of its day-to-day finance function while providing greater visibility around cash flow, forecasting and future performance.
This is a broad, hands-on role suited to someone who enjoys running the accounts function but is also comfortable looking beyond the numbers and supporting management with forward-looking financial information.
The role
You’ll be responsible for:
- Managing day-to-day accounts, including invoices, payments, receipts and reconciliations
- Maintaining accurate financial records and overseeing bookkeeping
- Managing employee expenses and supporting year-end accounts
- Preparing and maintaining rolling cash flow forecasts
- Supporting budgeting and financial forecasting
- Producing regular reporting for senior management
- Highlighting potential cash flow risks and providing greater visibility over future performance
- Working with external accountants and other stakeholders across the wider business
- Supporting improvements to financial processes and reporting as the company grows
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We’re looking for someone with:
- 5+ years’ experience within an accounts or finance role
- Strong bookkeeping and accounts management experience
- Experience producing cash flow forecasts and management reporting
- Good numerical and analytical skills
- Confidence taking ownership of a broad finance remit
- Strong Excel and general systems skills
- A proactive, organised and hands-on approach


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Experience within construction, property, design or a project-led environment would be advantageous but isn’t essential. Knowledge of Xero, CIS and construction VAT would also be useful.
This is a great opportunity for an experienced Accounts Manager to join a growing business where the role can develop beyond transactional accounting into broader financial planning and commercial support.
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