Edward Mann
FP&A Senior

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Job Title: FP&A Senior
Location: London
Salary: £75,000-£80,000pa plus bens
Edward Mann are working with a growing SME group.
Our client is seeking a candidate with a mix of technical and commercial experience + FP&A responsibilities + reporting.
Key Responsibilities:
- Production of timely and accurate group-level financial reporting, including full P&L, balance sheet and cash flow reporting.
- Champion automation of reporting and accounting processes, driving efficiency through technology and improved workflows.
- Deliver deep-dive FP&A analysis to support commercial performance, including variance and scenario analysis.
- Build and maintain robust financial models and dashboards to track KPIs and guide strategic planning.
- Monitor and report on key business risks, assisting with the development of internal controls and compliance processes.
- Partner cross-functionally with operational teams and business units to provide actionable financial insight.
- Liaise with external auditors and oversee the compliance of financial reporting with relevant standards.
- Maintain and improve financial systems, including overseeing the accuracy and integrity of data structures.
- Plus other ad hoc duties
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About You:
- Qualified accountant (ACA or CIMA) with a strong background in both financial reporting and FP&A.
- Confident financial modeller with excellent Excel skills; ability to build tools and reporting structures from scratch.
- Hands-on experience with FP&A or business intelligence tools.


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- Flexible and hybrid working options.
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