SRM Recruitment
Group Reporting Manager

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Job Title: Group Reporting Manager (12-Month Fixed-Term Contract)
Location: Hybrid (2–3 days/week in office)
Industry: Sustainable Energy / Infrastructure
About the Business
The client delivers sustainable heating and cooling solutions to businesses, major developments, and communities across city-scale networks in key urban centers.
The Opportunity
A technically strong Group Reporting Manager is required for a 12-month fixed-term contract. Reporting to senior finance leadership, the successful candidate will own the core building block of the finance function: the delivery and integrity of the group’s consolidated financial statements.
Key Responsibilities
- Group Consolidations: Drive the core consolidation process and take full ownership of producing robust, accurate consolidated financial statements across group entities.
- Audit Preparation & Management: Lead audit readiness initiatives, building clean audit trails and managing key relationships with external auditors.
- Intercompany & Debt Accounting: Oversee intercompany balances, loan agreements, and complex intercompany reconciliations across the structure.
- Technical Accounting Leadership: Serve as a technical point of contact for complex accounting treatments under UK GAAP/IFRS, ensuring compliance and best practices across financial reporting.
- Process Improvement: Continuously refine internal controls, reporting templates, and consolidation workflows to enhance reporting efficiency.
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Key Candidate Criteria
- Qualification: ACA qualified (or equivalent), ideally ACA trained within a Big 4 firm.
- Technical Expertise: Exceptional technical accounting capabilities with proven experience in complex group consolidations, statutory reporting, and audit lead activities.
- Intercompany Management: Strong proficiency in managing intercompany loan agreements, structural debt balances, and multi-entity eliminations.
- Flexibility: Comfortable working in a flexible hybrid setup, balancing focused remote work with 2 to 3 days per week in the office.


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If you are an experienced technical accounting specialist looking for a key contract role within a market-leading sustainable energy business, please apply with your CV to discuss further details.
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