JCW Group
Finance Project Analyst

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Finance Project Analyst – Financial Crime Managed Service
We're hiring an Experienced Service Analyst to join a growing managed service team supporting financial crime due diligence for a financial services firm.
You'll take ownership of reporting, invoicing and reconciliation for the service, working closely with client and internal stakeholders. It's a chance to help shape a fast-growing service from the ground up, with genuine influence over how processes are set rather than just following an established playbook.
What you'll be doing:
- Preparing and producing monthly service reports for the client, ensuring accuracy and on-time delivery
- Building out manual and semi-automated reporting on service performance and invoicing
- Setting up work orders, preparing invoices and supporting documentation, and running periodic reconciliations
- Managing change requests end-to-end — preparing, reviewing and maintaining a change log
- Attending and supporting governance forums as required
- Developing and documenting processes and SOPs for service management activities
- Coordinating new client relationship checks and onboarding, liaising between internal teams and the client
- Supporting commercial forecasting and reporting alongside the internal finance function
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You'll need:
- Experience with invoicing, reconciliation or MI reporting in a financial services or regulated environment (KYC/KYA experience an advantage, not essential)
- Confident handling and interpreting large volumes of data
- Strong attention to detail and comfort working to SLAs
- Confident communicating with senior stakeholders and getting things done
- Ability to work with evolving processes as the team continues to build out ways of working
- Quick to pick things up and adapt


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Contract: PAYE, 6 months fixed term contract initially with strong likelihood of extension
Start: ASAP — onboarding takes approx. 2 weeks
Location: Remote (with occasional team meetings in the London office)
Please apply directly via this advert — we're unable to take phone calls regarding this role.
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