Referment
Senior Financial Accountant (1B571C0)

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Referment is working with a fast-growing consumer finance business that is building a fairer and more transparent alternative to traditional short-term credit.
They’re looking for a Senior Financial Accountant to join the finance team and take real ownership across month-end, balance sheet control, reporting, and audit.
This would suit a newly qualified accountant who enjoys being close to the numbers, but also wants to move beyond simply producing them and start analysing performance, improving processes, and influencing how the finance function operates.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Owning key parts of the month-end close process
- Preparing and reviewing balance sheet reconciliations
- Producing variance analysis and commentary on monthly performance
- Supporting management accounts and departmental cost analysis
- Preparing quarterly VAT returns
- Supporting external audit and maintaining audit-ready documentation
- Assisting with technical accounting journals, including IFRS 9
- Identifying opportunities to improve and automate finance processes
- Supporting junior members of the finance team
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What They’re Looking For
- Newly qualified ACCA or equivalent
- Strong financial or management accounting experience
- Hands-on month-end and balance sheet reconciliation experience
- Exposure to external audit
- Strong analytical skills and attention to detail
- Confident communication skills and the ability to explain financial information clearly
- A proactive approach and willingness to take ownership


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Experience within lending, fintech, or financial services would be particularly relevant, but isn’t essential.
This is a strong opportunity for someone looking to make the step from newly qualified accountant into a broader, more commercially exposed finance role within a growing fintech environment.
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