WTW
Senior Director - Accounting & Controllership

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We are seeking an experienced and commercially minded finance leader to join WTW as a Senior Director, Accounting & Controllership. This role is responsible for leading financial control, statutory and regulatory reporting activities across our GB Benefits and Consulting legal entities, while ensuring a robust control environment and the timely delivery of key financial reporting obligations. Working closely with senior stakeholders across Finance, Compliance, Tax and the wider business, you will lead a team of finance professionals, drive continuous improvement, and play a key role in shaping the future of the finance function.
The Role
Supporting WTW Group Reporting and SOX Controls
- Support the Regional Financial Controller in delivering a robust financial control environment across GB, including implementing new policies and procedures
- Ensure the monthly close is completed in line with the Group timetable, maintaining the accuracy and integrity of financial data
- Review monthly and quarterly balance sheets completing the required certifications
- Review Balance Sheet reconciliations, ensure issues are resolved and balances cleared in a timely manner. Highlight material issues proposing action and escalation where appropriate
- Coordinate as needed with HWC and ICT Business Finance teams
- Review of GB payroll reconciliations
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Overseeing UK Statutory Reporting for Benefits and Consulting entities
- Prepare UK statutory accounts for legal entities in accordance with required deadlines
- Prepare and present the financial content of Board materials
- Hold directorships of UK entities as required
- Coordinate and play an active role in group and statutory audits
- Work with the Tax department to deliver accurate tax reporting


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Financial support for UK Regulatory Reporting for Benefits and Consulting entities
- Complete quarterly FCA returns within the mandated timeframe
- Act as primary Finance contact for Compliance in connection with all regulatory reporting needs
Continuous improvement
- Lead initiatives to streamline finance processes leveraging systems, automation and AI
- Support the accounting and integration of current and future acquisitions
- Build strong cross-functional relationships to enhance financial discipline and accountability
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