Michael Page
Revenue Accountant

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Role Overview
This role will focus on revenue reporting, performance analysis, and financial controls across a complex EMEA business. The role combines technical accounting expertise, stakeholder engagement, and data-driven analysis to ensure the integrity, accuracy, and insightfulness of management reporting.
Client Details
Our client is a leading global banking group headquartered in London, with a strong presence across the EMEA region. Based in the City area of London.
Description
- Own and maintain monthly revenue and profit reporting processes, ensuring data accuracy, consistency, and control.
- Deliver financial and management reporting outputs, including performance analysis and senior management reporting.
- Investigate and resolve reconciliation issues, providing root-cause analysis and implementing corrective actions.
- Partner with stakeholders across Finance, Treasury, and Front Office teams to provide guidance on revenue recognition, transaction booking, and reporting treatment.
- Drive process improvements, automation initiatives, and reporting enhancements to improve efficiency and strengthen controls.
- Support governance activities, maintain documentation, and help ensure robust reporting and control frameworks are in place.
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Profile
The ideal candidate will be / have:
- Qualified or nearly qualified accountant (ACA, CA, ACCA, CIMA)
- Experience gained within banking or financial services.
- Strong understanding of management reporting, financial accounting, and investment banking products.
- Experience investigating reconciliations, revenue reporting, and working with complex financial data.
- Advanced analytical skills with strong knowledge of Excel and other data tools.
- Familiarity with accounting standards and the ability to assess the impact of technical accounting requirements.
- Proactive, solutions-focused communicator who can influence and engage stakeholders at all levels.


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Job Offer
- Competitive salary and bonus
- Comprehensive benefits package including private medical and wellbeing benefits
- Hybrid and flexible working arrangements
- Opportunities for professional development and career growth
- A collaborative and professional work environment
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