Halliday Marx
Group Accountant

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Group Accountant
£70-75K (6 month FTC)
Immediate start needed
My client is a fast-growing technology business based in Central London and is seeking a Group Accountant to join their team on a 6-month fixed-term contract.
The role will support group reporting, consolidation, process improvements, and finance transformation initiatives within a dynamic and evolving finance function.
Duties Include:
- Supporting the group consolidation process and preparation of consolidated financial reporting, including reporting across different business functions
- Assisting with monthly financial reporting, including improving functional reporting, developing regional and product-level P&L reporting, and supporting finance KPI reporting aligned with business objectives
- Preparing and reviewing management accounts across a complex multi-entity, multi-currency environment
- Reviewing the output of junior finance team members, ensuring accuracy, maintaining quality standards, and supporting their development
- Supporting the transition process to a new external audit provider
- Identifying opportunities to improve processes, controls, and efficiencies across the finance function
- Utilising AI tools and supporting finance transformation projects designed to enhance automation, reporting capabilities, and operational effectiveness
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Requirements:
- Qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA, or CIMA)
- Strong technical accounting knowledge with excellent attention to detail
- Experience operating successfully in a fast-paced, changing environment with competing priorities
- A proactive self-starter who can quickly adapt and deliver with minimal supervision
- A strong interest in process improvement, automation, and driving change initiatives
- Extensive financial and management accounting experience
- Previous experience preparing group reporting by function
- Experience with multi-entity and multi-currency consolidation
- Comfortable working with finance systems, automation tools, and emerging AI technologies


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