Woodland Partners
Regulatory Reporting Accountant - Global Insurer

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Woodland Partners are working exclusively with this high profile global Insurance group on the search for a new Regulatory Reporting Accountant. The role is a backfill whilst the incumbent moves into a project role internally. The position will prepare statutory financial statements across multiple entities and manage day-to-day liaison with external auditors. The role is being offered as a 12 month FTC initially and as such an immediate start is preferable.
Specific responsibilities include:
- Take ownership of finalising monthly and quarterly trial balances for multiple entities, ensuring accurate and timely delivery.
- Review cash journals, bank reconciliations and reconcile other balance sheet accounts, ensuring completeness and accuracy.
- Support compliance with internal policies and procedures, helping to ensure regulatory and statutory requirements are consistently met.
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Skills & Qualifications required:
- Ability to resolve problems independently whilst paying attention to detail. Understand underlying finance structures and processes
- Insurance experience (Lloyd’s and company desirable)
- Experience using Oracle is desirable.
- Strong insurance accounting experience is essential.
- Minimum of two years experience in an insurance accounting role.
- Proven experience preparing statutory accounts is essential.


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