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Group Finance Manager

Cambridgeshire
£75k – £85k/yr
Posted about 15 hours ago
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Group Finance Manager

The Group Finance Manager will be responsible for leading the Group's statutory consolidation and reporting processes at half-year and year-end. The role ensures accurate, timely, and compliant IFRS reporting across the Group.

This role sits within a £4 bn t/o, and growing, international group. Expansion into new territories is creating career progression and this role represents a great opportunity to join the Group.

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead the end-to-end consolidation process for half-year and year-end
  • Prepare Group and UK statutory financial statements ensuring full IFRS compliance
  • Review and validate subsidiary submissions
  • Prepare and post consolidation journals including inter-company eliminations and adjustments
  • Perform detailed variance analysis on consolidated results
  • Act as primary contact for external auditors
  • Ensure strong internal controls over group reporting and consolidation adjustments
  • Provide technical expertise on IFRS accounting treatments

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This role will require an ACA qualified accountant with strong experience in group consolidation and statutory reporting. You will have gained your qualification in a large audit firm and have had exposure to complex group structures.

Compensation

£80,000 plus benefits

Working Arrangement

Hybrid working.


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Skills

IFRS Reporting
Group Consolidation
Statutory Reporting
Variance Analysis
Internal Controls
Technical Expertise
Audit Coordination
Financial Statements

Location

Cambridgeshire, England, United Kingdom

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