Grant Thornton UK
International Financial Reporting Senior Manager

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Job Description: International Financial Reporting Senior Manager
Company Overview
At Grant Thornton, we look to the future, drive ambitious growth, and pioneer positive change in our industry. We provide audit, tax, and advisory services, empowering clients through strategic insight, curiosity, and genuine partnership. Our inclusive culture and commitment to work-life balance empower our people with real opportunity.
With over 5,000 people in the UK and a presence in 150 global markets, we're on an ambitious journey from great to exceptional. We need the best people to help us achieve our potential and redefine the industry. This role offers the opportunity to make a significant impact on our industry and your career.
Job Description
Every day, our teams help people in businesses and communities to do what is right and achieve their goals.
Our Group Financial Reporting team sits at the center of the group’s financial control environment, responsible for statutory accounts preparation, group consolidation, and technical accounting across the firm and its international entities. As the firm's international footprint grows, the team's role in translating complex multi-entity activity into accurate, timely reporting that meets statutory, regulatory, and monthly investor requirements is becoming increasingly central. The role reports to the Head of Group Financial Reporting, and you'll work closely with local international finance leads, the wider Group Financial Reporting team, FP&A, Tax, Treasury, and external auditors, with direct visibility of board and senior stakeholder reporting.
We’re happy to talk about flexible working and consider reduced hours and job shares, and we’ll support you in balancing your work and life.
A Look into the Role
As an International Financial Reporting Senior Manager within our Group Financial Reporting team, you will:
- Take ownership of monthly international reporting for board and investor packs, collating consolidation inputs from local finance teams and articulating international business unit performance against agreed local and group strategy.
- Support the Group Financial Reporting team in assisting local finance leads and advisors in resolving technical and jurisdictional differences during local reporting implementation, and maintain a proactively managed calendar of statutory reporting obligations across international entities.
- Support the submission of statutory accounting packs from international entities, ensuring subsidiaries and acquisitions align with group accounting policies, and escalate judgmental issues to the Group Financial Reporting team where needed.
- Ensure timely and accurate P&L, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow forecasting for international entities, working with FP&A on consistency between actuals and management accounts, and support active treasury management to provide foresight of local funding requirements and opportunities.
- Champion the use of digital and AI solutions to challenge the status quo, driving continuous improvement and streamlining reporting across the international entities.
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Knowing You’re Right for Us
Joining us as an International Financial Reporting Senior Manager, the minimum criteria you'll need are a professional qualification (ACA, ICAS, CA, ACCA, or CIPFA) with sufficient post-qualification experience and confidence engaging with senior stakeholders across multiple jurisdictions. It would be great if you had some of the following skills, but don't worry if you don't tick every box; we'll help you develop along the way.
- Confidence to review, challenge, and interpret local finance teams' reported results and be able to articulate and present these results to senior stakeholders.
- Excellent knowledge of International Financial Reporting Standards, including experience of multi-entity group consolidation.
- Experience working in an international organization with entities across multiple jurisdictions.
- A track record of driving continuous improvement, including the use of digital or AI tools to streamline reporting.


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Knowing We’re Right for You
Embracing uniqueness, the culture at Grant Thornton thrives on the contributions of all our people. We never settle for what is easy; we look beyond to deliver the right thing for everyone. Building an inclusive culture where we value difference and respect our colleagues helps our people perform at their best and realize their potential.
Our open and accessible culture means you’ll interact with leaders who are interested in you and everything you bring to our firm. The things that set you apart, we value them. That’s why we give you the freedom to bring your whole self to work and pursue your passions inside and outside of work.
We’re also committed to supporting you through different life stages, with a range of family-friendly and wider leave policies. You can find full details of our reward, benefits, and leave policies on our website: Reward and benefits.
Beyond the Job
Life is more than work. The things you do, and the people you’re with outside of work matter, that’s why we’re happy to look at flexible working options for all our roles, and we’ll always do our best to keep your work and life in balance.
The impact you can make here will go far beyond your day job. From secondments to fundraising for local charities, or investing in entrepreneurs in the developing world, you’ll be giving back to society. It’s that drive to do the right thing that runs through our every move, grounded in our firm’s values – purposefully driven, actively curious, and candid but kind.
We’re looking for people who want to contribute, spark fresh ideas, and go beyond expectations. People who want to be able to proudly do what’s right, for the firm, our clients, our people, and themselves. It’s how it should be.
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