Mackie Myers
Interim Group Financial Controller

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Our Client, a scaling FinTech business, is looking for a Group Financial Controller to come and support their growing finance team for a 3 month period, during a period of change.
Key Responsibilities
- Produce accurate monthly management accounts and lead group consolidation for monthly, quarterly and annual reporting.
- Maintain strong financial controls across assets, liabilities, income and expenditure.
- Manage cash flow, bank accounts and payment processes, ensuring timely supplier, payroll and contractor payments.
- Supervise and develop finance team members.
- Strengthen internal controls through process and policy improvements.
- Ensure compliance with statutory, tax and regulatory requirements.
- Lead year-end audits and statutory accounts, liaising with external auditors and advisors.
- Develop and maintain the group's transfer pricing policy and documentation.
- Manage relationships with external accountants, auditors and consultants.
- Oversee employee share scheme administration.
- Support budgeting, forecasting and business growth initiatives.
- Lead ERP implementation, data migration and process design.
- Support ad hoc projects within a scaling business.
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Essential Skills, Qualifications & Experience
- Degree educated and professionally qualified (ACA, ACCA, CIMA or equivalent).
- 7+ years post-qualified experience.
- Proven team management experience.
- Strong consolidation, statutory reporting and technical accounting expertise.
- Multi-currency and multi-jurisdiction experience.
- Strong analytical, problem-solving and communication skills.
- Ability to operate independently in a fast-paced, high-growth environment.
- Experience improving processes, controls and financial systems.
- Strong accounting systems knowledge, ideally Xero.
- Advanced Microsoft Office and Google Workspace skills.


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What's on Offer?
- 3-month contract, with a view for extension
- Based in the City, 2 days a week
- Competitive day rate
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