Goodman Masson
FP&A Manager

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FP&A Manager – Professional Services / Actuarial & Investment Consultancy | London
Up to £60k
We're partnering with a leading tech-enabled consultancy in the pensions, investment, insurance and actuarial space to find an FP&A Manager to join their finance team.
This is a newly created position reflecting the increased scale and complexity of the business. You'll work closely with the Head of FP&A and divisional finance colleagues, providing the insight and rigour that underpins confident decision-making across the group.
Responsibilities:
- Supporting the annual budgeting and medium-term planning process
- Maintaining the rolling forecast cycle, including group-level P&L, revenue, EBITDA and cash flow models
- Building and maintaining financial models covering revenue by division, headcount costs and investment scenarios
- Business partnering across multiple divisions, translating financial data into clear commercial narratives
- Preparing materials for senior forums, including ExCo and Board reporting
- Supporting commercial and deal activity, including M&A, PE-related processes and due diligence
- Driving automation and systems improvement across FP&A reporting infrastructure
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What we're looking for:
- Qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA, CIMA or equivalent)
- Experience in FP&A, commercial finance, management accounting or transaction services, ideally within professional services or a partnership structure
- Strong financial modelling skills in Excel, with the ability to explain models to non-finance audiences
- Confident stakeholder management skills across finance and the wider business
- An appetite for process improvement and automation


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Exposure to an LLP/partnership structure, multi-entity consolidation, or tools such as Power BI or SQL would be advantageous, but is not essential.
This is a fantastic opportunity to join a certified B-Corp and multi-award-winning organisation, with a strong benefits package and genuine scope for career development.
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