LendingCrowd
FP&A Senior Analyst

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LendingCrowd FP&A Senior Analyst Opportunity
LendingCrowd is seeking a high calibre FP&A Senior Analyst to play a key role in building a best-in-class finance function. Reporting directly to the CFO, you will act as a commercial finance partner to the business, providing clear insight, robust analysis and confident rolling forecasts to support our growth ambitions.
The Role
This role will suit a qualified accountant, ideally trained in audit or corporate finance, with one to two years’ post-qualification experience, who combines a strong technical grounding with the confidence to engage senior stakeholders. You will be comfortable getting hands-on with data and models and enjoy owning end-to-end analysis in a fast-paced fintech environment.
Responsibilities
- Ownership of monthly MI, including analysis of performance, trends and variances
- Design, development and continuous improvement of KPI dashboards that support decision making
- Financial modelling, scenario analysis and stress testing through the rolling forecast and budget cycle
- Ownership of the annual budget process, working closely with budget holders
- Delivery of board and Executive Committee reporting, translating complex financial data into clear insights
- Deep dive and adhoc analysis to support strategic and commercial decisions
- Driving process improvement, automation and use of data and AI tools across finance and operations
- Evaluating, sourcing and implementing analytics and reporting tools where appropriate
- Deputising for the Financial Controller as required across funding and month-end processes
- Supporting audit activity and liaising with external auditors and advisers
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- Qualified accountant (ICAS, ICAEW or CIMA)
- Degree educated (2:1 or above)
- Strong financial modelling and analytical capability, with high attention to detail
- Confident communicator, able to articulate financial insight clearly to non-finance stakeholders
- Comfortable operating at both summary and granular levels
- Track record of delivering to tight deadlines in a dynamic environment
- Commercially curious, growth oriented and prepared to challenge assumptions constructively
- Experience in fintech or financial services desirable but not essential
You’ll have the opportunity to help shape strategy and play a visible role in the continued growth of both the finance function and the wider business. Join us and be part of LendingCrowd’s next phase of growth.
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