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Finance Manager

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Finance Manager, Global Entertainment, Central London, up to £65k + 15% bonus
Are you a qualified accountant looking to combine technical accounting, team leadership and international stakeholder management within a creative, fast-paced business?
A high-growth, globally recognised entertainment business is seeking a Finance Manager to join its central finance function, supporting a key revenue-generating division. This is a high-profile role overseeing accounting and reporting for several European businesses, while managing and developing a team of qualified finance professionals.
4 days a week in their central London office
The role will include:
- Leading, coaching and developing a team of accountants
- Managing the month-end close, ensuring accurate and timely reporting
- Overseeing accounting across revenue, costs, fixed and intangible assets, inventory, production and intercompany
- Preparing quarterly and annual reporting, cash-flow statements and variance/flux analysis
- Maintaining a robust controls environment and continuously improving processes
- Acting as the key contact for internal and external audit
- Partnering with local finance teams across EMEA
- Working with international tax colleagues on transfer-pricing policies
- Supporting project accounting and selected budgeting activities
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We're looking for:
- An ACA, ACCA or CIMA-qualified accountant
- Post-qualified financial accounting and reporting experience
- Previous team management or leadership experience
- Experience working within a SOX-controlled environment
- Internal and external audit exposure
- Strong knowledge of balance-sheet reconciliations and flux analysis
- The ability to manage multiple priorities in a complex, international environment
- A proactive, detail-oriented approach and genuine interest in developing people


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Why Apply?
- Opportunity to join a globally recognised, high-growth brand
- Broad exposure across a complex, international business
- High visibility role with genuine stakeholder interaction
- Strong platform for progression within a dynamic finance function
This is a brilliant opportunity to join an instantly recognisable international business, gain exposure across multiple European markets and lead a talented team within a collaborative and creative culture.
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