Aria Partners
Finance Manager - Real Estate

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Aria Partners is working with a Real Estate Debt Fund looking to hire a Finance Manager into its London team.
This is a broad financial control role with responsibility for a group of entities linked to one of the firm’s key investment strategies.
The position combines financial reporting, audit, governance and oversight of external service providers. It will also involve regular interaction with the investment team, senior management, and external board members.
The business is looking for someone technically strong who can take ownership of the role and communicate confidently with a range of senior stakeholders.
Responsibilities
- Produce quarterly management accounts and supporting commentary
- Lead the annual audit and statutory accounts process
- Prepare finance papers for boards and committees
- Manage budgeting, forecasting, and liquidity requirements
- Oversee the work of external administrators and other service providers
- Support tax, company secretarial, and governance requirements
- Work closely with the investment team on finance-related matters
- Maintain and improve the existing control environment
- Support wider projects and transactions as required
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- Qualified accountant (or equivalent) operating around the 2-4 year PQE mark. This can be directly from an audit practice (ideally with a financial services-based client portfolio) or from a similar industry-based role at another investment manager.
- Strong audit, financial control, or investment management experience
- Comfortable taking ownership of statutory reporting and audit processes
- Confident dealing with senior stakeholders
- Proactive, commercially minded, and able to work within a small team


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Candidates coming directly from audit will be considered. Experience across investment management, lending, real estate, structured finance, or securitisation vehicles is highly advantageous.
Compensation on offer is likely to be around the £75-90k mark alongside an annual performance bonus.
Apply online for immediate consideration or get in touch with Thomas Davenport at Aria Partners for more information.
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