Michael Page
group financial analyst

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Group Financial Analyst - Wokingham
As a Group Financial Analyst based in the Wokingham area, you'll play a key role in supporting group reporting and bits of analysis. Your work will help ensure the business runs smoothly by analysing financial data and providing valuable insights and supporting with key reporting.
Client Details
A company operating in the life science industry based in the Wokingham area. A highly reputable, key customer of ours.
Description
Key Responsibilities
- Support the month-end reporting cycle, ensuring accurate and timely financial reporting across the group.
- Collect and analyse financial information from international subsidiaries, providing variance and trend analysis on key performance areas.
- Assist with monthly, quarterly and annual reporting, including preparation of the Ireland reporting pack.
- Contribute to budgeting, forecasting and business planning activities, including cash flow, inventory and debt covenant analysis.
- Partner with stakeholders across finance and operational teams to improve reporting quality and provide commercial insight.
- Identify opportunities to improve processes, automate reporting and drive operational efficiencies across the group.
- Support statutory reporting requirements and maintain robust financial controls, documentation and audit trails.
- Assist with technical accounting matters and ad hoc analysis projects for the wider finance leadership team.
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Profile
- Qualified ACA, ACCA accountant.
- Full UK right to work
- First or second time mover from practice.
- Be able to commute to Wokingham area 5 days a week.


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Job Offer
- Permanent position based in Wokingham.
- Salary ranging from £60,000 to £65,000, dependent on the level of experience.
- Additional benefits provided by the employer (Healthcare, bonus, etc).
If you're interested in this role, apply now.
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