Halliday Marx
Finance Manager

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Finance Manager
£250 - £275 per day (Umbrella)
12 months
Early September start
Hybrid - 3 days per week in the office (Central London)
Halliday Marx have partnered with an International Telecommunications business to hire an Interim Finance Manager for 12 months to work closely with the CFO.
Responsibilities
- Coordinating monthly, quarterly and annual financial submissions from regional entities.
- Supporting group consolidation and reporting.
- Working closely with the CFO on audit and reporting processes.
- Creating Board and investor-level presentations, turning financial data into clear and compelling PowerPoint decks.
- Preparing executive summaries, briefing packs and financial analysis for senior meetings.
- Building dashboards and visualisations to explain regional performance.
- Acting as the key finance contact between London and regional Finance Directors across EMEA.
- Managing reporting deadlines and ensuring regional teams provide information on time.
- Supporting the CFO on ad-hoc commercial and strategic projects, including acquisitions, regulatory research and new technology assessments.
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Requirements
- Hands on, and happy to do a little bit of EA work.
- Qualified by experience (QBE).
- Available to start by early September.
- EMEA experience.
- Experienced and comfortable with P&L, balance sheet and month end reporting.
- Audit experience.
- Strong PowerPoint and presentation skills.


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