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Group Management Accountant
Location: Central London - Hybrid (3 days/week in office)
Purpose: Own accurate, consistent financial reporting across global capital projects (new builds, acquisitions, integrations, IT capex) for a multi-entity, multi-region organisation. Bring structure to project financials so central finance has a complete, reliable view of spend, especially where data is fragmented or systems are evolving through an ERP rollout.
Key Responsibilities:
- Track and reconcile project costs against budget across multiple entities/systems; ensure correct coding and monitor committed vs actual spend.
- Produce budget-vs-actual and variance reporting; maintain project-level forecasts.
- Deliver standardised, consolidated monthly reporting across regions — acting as the single source of truth for project financial data.
- Manage capex classification and capitalisation in line with accounting policy, including month-end close support (assets under construction, fixed asset registers).
- Support project managers with accurate cost data and translate it into clear management reporting.
- Drive standardisation of processes, reducing manual/ad hoc reporting.
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Requirements:
- Fully qualified accountant (ACA/ACCA/CIMA)
- Strong background in project or capex accounting and financial controls
- Experience across multiple entities/currencies
- Advanced Excel and ERP experience in multi-entity environments
- Strong reconciliation and data validation skills
- Comfortable working with incomplete/fragmented data
- Excellent stakeholder communication with non-finance teams
- Able to work independently to tight deadlines in a fast-paced environment.


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