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Financial Assistant

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Finance Assistant
This international US law firm is looking to welcome a Finance Assistant to its London office. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a collaborative finance team, taking on a varied, all-round role with exposure to a broad range of day-to-day transactional and operational finance duties.
What’s On Offer:
- Salary: £45,000 + superb employee benefits
- Position Type: Perm / Full time
- Working Arrangement: Hybrid working - 4 days office / 1 remote
- Location: Liverpool Street / City of London
Finance Assistant – What You’ll Be Doing:
- Support the day-to-day finance function, including data entry, invoice processing, and maintaining accurate financial records
- Provide end-to-end billing support, including preparing client bills, managing time entries and transfers, editing narratives, and ensuring compliance with client billing guidelines
- Process accounts payable and receivable, including third-party vendor invoices, reconciliations, monitoring outstanding payments, and maintaining related Excel trackers
- Prepare and process employee expenses in line with firm policies
- Produce financial reports, analytics, and Excel-based documentation, including WIP and time summary reports, to support the Legal Support Team
- Work closely with legal teams to resolve billing queries and discrepancies, providing responsive finance support
- Reconcile the IPO account, process IPO invoices, and maintain associated records
- Support Client Account transactions in accordance with SRA Accounts Rules, firm policies, and internal financial controls
- Provide general administrative support to the finance team, including filing, archiving, and document management
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