Investigo
Financial Analyst

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About the Role
Join the head office team of a fast-paced, growing UK retail business. This organisation operates a large national store footprint and prides itself on delivering value to customers while maintaining a collaborative, people-focused culture.
As part of the Commercial Finance function, you will play a key role in supporting financial operations behind the scenes, helping ensure accuracy, efficiency, and strong commercial decision-making.
This is an excellent opportunity for someone with experience in Accounts Receivable, Credit Control, or general finance who is looking to develop their career within a dynamic and supportive environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage and reconcile Accounts Receivable invoice requests for external partners, including rebate and funding arrangements.
- Maintain accurate and well-organised financial records across agreements and transactions.
- Coordinate with external credit control providers to ensure timely collection of outstanding invoices and minimise aged debt.
- Work closely with internal commercial and finance teams to resolve invoice queries and support debt management.
- Communicate with internal stakeholders and external customers regarding outstanding balances and queries.
- Produce regular debtor reports and share insights with the wider business.
- Generate weekly and monthly financial reports to support operational and commercial decision-making.
- Maintain accurate data within finance and ERP systems.
- Support system implementations (e.g. rebate or finance tools), including data input and validation during transition phases.
- Assist with ad hoc requests across the Commercial Finance team.
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- Strong organisational skills with a structured approach to managing workloads.
- High attention to detail and ability to work under pressure.
- Experience in Accounts Receivable, Credit Control, or similar finance roles.
- Proactive, self-motivated, and comfortable working in a fast-moving environment.
- Strong communication skills, with the ability to engage effectively across teams.
- A team player who is keen to learn, develop, and add value.


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Skills & Experience
- Advanced Excel user, comfortable working with large datasets and reports.
- Experience using finance or ERP systems.
- Studying towards an accounting qualification is desirable but not essential (study support may be available).
What's on Offer
- Competitive salary and bonus potential.
- Generous holiday allowance, increasing with service.
- Pension scheme with employer contributions.
- Staff discount and additional perks.
- Access to financial wellbeing tools.
- Strong learning and development opportunities.
- Enhanced family-friendly policies and wellbeing support.
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