Inventum Group
Group Consolidation Accountant

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Group Consolidation Accountant £40,000–£45,000 + Benefits | London | Hybrid
I'm working with a growing international consultancy looking to appoint a Group Consolidation Accountant into its London-based Group Finance team.
This is an excellent opportunity for a Part-Qualified / Finalist Accountant looking to take the next step in their career and build deeper technical experience across Group consolidation, statutory reporting, intercompany accounting, acquisitions and financial reporting.
Working closely with the Group Consolidation Manager and Group Financial Controller, you'll be joining a collaborative Group Finance function within an international, PE-backed business operating across multiple entities, currencies and regions.
For someone looking to move into a broader and more technically focused Group Finance position, there is plenty of opportunity to learn, develop and gain exposure to senior finance stakeholders.
The Role
You'll support the Group Consolidation Manager across the Group's monthly and annual reporting requirements, with responsibilities including:
- Supporting the preparation of the monthly Group consolidation for statutory accounting purposes
- Maintaining and reviewing the Group's intercompany balances and intercompany matrix
- Ensuring intercompany balances are accurately reconciled and eliminated at Group level
- Liaising with regional Finance teams to investigate and resolve intercompany differences
- Supporting the resolution of historic intercompany accounting issues
- Reviewing intercompany loans and associated interest
- Supporting the annual statutory audit
- Exposure to acquisition accounting
- Assisting with technical accounting papers and year-end adjustments
- Exposure to accounting areas including IFRS 2, IFRS 9 and IFRS 16
- Supporting quarterly and annual compliance reporting
- Assisting with lender reporting
- Supporting continuous improvement across Group Finance processes and controls
- Getting involved in wider Group Finance projects and initiatives
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About You
We're particularly interested in speaking with candidates who are:
- Part-Qualified / Finalist ACA, ACCA, CIMA, CAANZ or equivalent
- Experienced within Group accounting
- Comfortable preparing intercompany reconciliations
- Experienced within a multi-entity and multi-currency environment
- Strong in core financial accounting and balance sheet fundamentals
- Comfortable working with Excel and financial systems
- Able to communicate confidently with Finance teams and stakeholders across different regions
- Proactive, hands-on and comfortable working in a fast-moving environment
- Keen to continue developing technically within Group Finance


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Why Consider It?
This is a particularly good opportunity if you've already developed solid financial accounting foundations but want your next move to give you greater exposure to:
- Group Consolidation
- IFRS
- Statutory Reporting
- Acquisitions
- Technical Accounting
- International Finance
You'll be working directly with experienced senior Group Finance professionals in a business that continues to grow internationally, while developing experience that should provide a strong platform for your career once fully qualified.
Salary: £40,000–£45,000 + benefits
Location: London
Working Pattern: Hybrid
Contract: Permanent
If you're a Part-Qualified or Finalist Accountant looking to develop your career within Group Finance and Consolidation, I'd be very interested in hearing from you.
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