Bank of London
Financial Control Analyst – Part-Qualified

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Job Description
Bank of London is one of only six UK clearing banks with direct access to the country's payment systems. Built on modern, cloud-native technology, we provide businesses with secure, API-driven banking that's fast, compliant, and built for growth. Our role is simple: help ambitious businesses turn their plans into reality by removing barriers and simplifying complexity. If you want to work where technology meets banking, where security comes first, and where your work directly enables business ambition, you're in the right place.
Office Location: London | Hybrid (3 days in office per week) | Salary range: £50,000-£55,000
Who we are looking for
This is a standout opportunity for an ambitious part-qualified accountant, offering genuine breadth and depth. As a lean, collaborative team, we value people who are happy to get involved across traditional reporting lines – spanning financial reporting (including technical accounting), FP&A, accounts payable, treasury and regulatory reporting. We are also focused on continually improving how we work – embracing AI and automation to streamline our processes and remove non-value-add tasks – and anyone with a keen interest in this area is of particular interest to us. You will build on your existing experience, deepen your technical knowledge and grow into a valued specialist – working closely with the CFO, senior stakeholders and external advisers on the financial processes critical to the Bank’s operations.
Job Requirements
Essential Qualifications & Experience:
- A part-qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA or CIMA) actively studying towards completion
- Experience in a finance or accounting role, ideally within a bank or financial institution
- Some practical exposure to technical accounting and/or tax – for example share-based payments, leases, income recognition, Corporation Tax or VAT. We would equally welcome candidates with other relevant accounting experience who are keen to develop in these areas
- Strong Excel skills with the ability to work with large data sets
- Excellent communication skills – written and verbal
- A high degree of ownership, initiative and a “can-do” attitude
- Attention to detail and strong organisational skills
- A genuine appetite to broaden and deepen your experience across finance and to keep developing technically
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Desirable Skills & Experience:
- Experience preparing or supporting regulatory reporting within a financial services context
- Exposure to modules or experience involving Artificial Intelligence (AI) or automation tools
- Working knowledge of VBA, PowerPoint and other data analysis or reporting tools
Job Responsibilities
You will assist senior finance leadership with:
- Preparing accurate and timely financial accounts in accordance with International GAAP (IFRS), internal group policies and regulatory standards
- Producing monthly management accounts, supporting budgeting, forecasting and FP&A, and delivering insights ahead of regulatory deadlines
- Reporting on Bank performance, including key KPIs and financial metrics, to the Board
- Producing the required accounting documentation for technically complex areas, including position papers that set out the interpretation and application of the relevant IFRS – for example share-based payments (IFRS 2), leases (IFRS 16) and income / revenue recognition (IFRS 15)
- Supporting tax compliance, workings and analysis, for example across Corporation Tax and VAT
- Preparing and submitting regulatory returns within the remit of the finance function
- Supporting treasury activities, including managing and reconciling operational cash balances and flows
- Supporting and enhancing the finance control environment to ensure it remains robust and fit for purpose
- Performing accounts payable and accounts receivable activities as required
- Liaising with external stakeholders including auditors, tax specialists, professional services firms, deposit aggregators and correspondent banking partners
- Building your expertise over time and growing into a trusted go-to person within the team across areas of technical accounting and tax


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Job Benefits
Benefits
- Competitive salary package
- 25 days annual leave plus Bank Holidays
- Holiday allowance that increases with length of service
- Birthday leave
- Enhanced company pension offering (up to 20% salary sacrifice)
- Competitive sick pay
- Life Assurance - 4x annual salary
- Critical Illness Insurance
- Private Medical Insurance with comprehensive cover for you and your family
- Personal Benefits Allowance to purchase Salary Sacrifice Benefits (Cycle to Work, PG Protect, Dental Insurance)
- 24/7 GP service, virtual physiotherapy, eye care, prescriptions, and health apps.
- Digital counselling, virtual mental health support and Employee Assistance Programme
- Digital fitness classes and discounted gym memberships.
- Market leading parental leave
- Fresh daily fruit and snacks
- Bi-weekly office breakfasts
- Peer-to-peer recognition programme with monthly value awards
- Clear goals and performance development framework
Diversity
Bank of London is an equal opportunity employer committed to inclusion, diversity and belonging. All qualified applicants are welcome and will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, colour, age, disability, religion or religious expression, sex, sexual orientation, gender or gender identity and expression, transgender, national origin, or military veteran status.
Salary
50000 - 55000 GBP (monthly)
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