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Senior Finance Business Partner ( Treasury & Development)

Cheshire East
£50k – £55k/yr
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Senior Finance Business Partner - Treasury & Development | Cheshire/Hybrid | £55,000 | Permanent | 37 hours

We’re recruiting a Senior Finance Business Partner for a well-established North West housing provider, supporting some of the organisation’s most strategically important areas across Treasury, Development and Business Planning.

This is a broad role combining hands-on financial management with forward-looking analysis and business partnering. You’ll work closely with operational and senior colleagues, providing financial insight and challenge while helping shape longer-term plans and investment decisions.

The Role

Reporting to the Head of Finance, you’ll take a lead role across:

  • Budgeting, forecasting and business planning, including financial modelling and scenario analysis.
  • Treasury reporting, cash flow forecasting and supporting funding decisions for major development schemes.
  • Loan covenant monitoring, lender returns and regulatory metrics.
  • Treasury and development inputs into the organisation’s long-term Business Plan, including stress testing.
  • Reviewing development cash flows, appraisals and scheme performance, working closely with Development colleagues.
  • Preparing development budgets and forecasts and providing financial challenge around new proposals.
  • Leading on the Development Fixed Asset and Grants Register, ensuring accurate integration with the wider housing fixed asset register.
  • Month-end and year-end reporting and supporting Board and senior leadership reporting.
  • Leading and developing members of the finance team.

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About You

You’ll be a qualified or part-qualified accountant - CIMA, ACCA, ACA, CIPFA or equivalent - with strong business partnering skills and, importantly, experience within social housing.

We’re Particularly Interested In Candidates Who Bring

  • Social housing treasury experience, including cash flow, funding, covenants and regulatory returns.
  • Experience of development finance, development cash flows or appraisals.
  • Strong budgeting, forecasting and longer-term business planning skills.
  • Financial modelling and scenario/stress-testing experience.
  • An understanding of capitalisation and fixed assets.
  • Strong communication skills and the confidence to provide constructive challenge to senior and non-finance colleagues.
  • A proactive, commercial and collaborative approach.

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You don’t necessarily need to have done every element of the role, but you will need a strong grounding in social housing finance and treasury, ideally combined with either development or business planning experience.

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This is a great opportunity for someone who wants more than a traditional month-end FBP role.

  • You’ll be close to treasury, funding, development and long-term business planning, giving you exposure to the bigger financial decisions affecting the organisation while still remaining hands-on and connected to operational teams.

If you’re working within social housing finance and looking for a broader Senior FBP role with genuine exposure to treasury, development and strategic planning, we’d love to hear from you.

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