Infiniium Ltd
Group Financial Controller

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Group Financial Controller | PE-backed SaaS | [London / Hybrid]
Infiniium is partnering with a global, PE-backed marketing technology leader to appoint a Group Financial Controller. Trusted by thousands of brands and consistently recognised as leaders in their field, the business is preparing for its next chapter as the AI platform for marketing.
This is not a conventional controllership role. The technical accounting, close, audit and statutory compliance are the floor, not the ceiling. The real opportunity is to automate, modernise and transform how close and reporting work across a complex international group.
The Role
Leading an international team of group accounting and regional controllers across EMEA, North America and APAC, you will:
- Own the global month, quarter and year-end close and deliver audit-ready consolidated management accounts
- Act as the in-house IFRS authority (IFRS 15, 16, 2, 3, IAS 36) and lead the transition to IFRS 18
- Run external audits and statutory filings across the UK, US, Sweden, UAE, Singapore and Bangladesh
- Champion AI and automation across close, reconciliations, flux analysis and journal review
- Own cash flow forecasting, liquidity planning and FX oversight
- Keep the group transaction-ready for IPO, trade sale or secondary, and support M&A diligence
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- Qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA, CPA or equivalent), ideally with a Top 10 firm audit background
- 10+ years in accounting or controllership, including 2+ years as a senior international group focused role in a multi-entity international business
- Strong IFRS technical judgement, including IAS 21
- Multi-jurisdiction statutory reporting and audit experience
- Hands-on NetSuite (or comparable ERP) experience would be highly sought after; exposure to Ledge, FloQast or BlackLine is a strong plus
- Practical experience implementing automation or AI tools that made a measurable difference
- SaaS or high-growth tech experience is a must to be considered for this role; PE experience highly desirable


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Why this role
A highly visible leadership seat in a fast-growing global business, a genuine mandate to build a best-in-class, AI-enabled controllership function, and a front-row role in the company's next strategic milestone.
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