Autumnal Partners
Power BI Analyst (FP&A) – Private Credit Fund – 9 Month Contract - FTC £80k-£100k Pro-Rata

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Power BI Analyst (FP&A) – Private Credit Fund – 9 Month Contract - FTC £80k-£100k Pro-Rata
Autumnal Partners are working with a leading private credit fund to find a Power BI Analyst with a finance background to join their Corporate Reporting team on a 9 month contract.
Our client is a well-established, London-headquartered credit investment platform, managing a significant portfolio across capital solutions, direct lending, dislocated credit, infrastructure debt, CLOs and structured products on behalf of institutional investors. This is a business-facing role, focused on FP&A reporting rather than fund or portfolio reporting, and offers strong exposure to senior finance and business stakeholders within a fast-paced private credit environment.
Sitting within the Corporate Reporting team and reporting into the FD, you'll take ownership of:
- Designing, building and maintaining Power BI dashboards and reports to support business FP&A, budgeting and management reporting
- Developing robust data models, DAX measures and automated refresh processes to replace manual, spreadsheet-based reporting
- Partnering with finance business partners and budget holders to understand reporting requirements and translate these into scalable Power BI solutions
- Sourcing and integrating data from underlying finance systems (general ledger, budgeting/planning tools and other data sources) into Power BI
- Supporting the monthly and quarterly business reporting cycle, including variance analysis, cost centre reporting and management information packs
- Improving data quality, consistency and governance across the corporate reporting suite
- Standardising and automating recurring reports to improve efficiency and reduce reliance on manual processes
- Responding to ad hoc analysis and reporting requests from senior finance and business stakeholders
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- A finance background (qualified and experienced in FP&A/finance analyst) with strong commercial and business partnering instincts
- Advanced Power BI skills, including DAX, Power Query and data modelling, evidenced by dashboards and reports you've built end-to-end
- Experience within financial services, ideally private credit, private equity, asset management or a related alternatives environment
- Strong Excel skills and comfort working with large, multi-source data sets
- The ability to work autonomously and hit the ground running on a contract basis, with availability to start at short notice
- Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills, with the confidence to business partner across finance and the wider business
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