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Senior Manager - IFRS9 Accounting & Controls

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Senior Manager - IFRS 9 Accounting & Controls
The Senior Manager - IFRS 9 Accounting & Controls role in the financial services industry focuses on overseeing accounting and control processes related to IFRS 9 compliance. Based in Birmingham, this position ensures financial accuracy and supports key decision-making within the organisation.
Client Details
One of the largest global banking and financial services organisations, with a network covering 50 countries.
Description
- Deliver ongoing IFRS 9 reporting for the UK balance sheet, including review/challenge of reporting solutions and supporting a streamlined reporting process
- Perform monthly expected credit loss pack reviews: reasonableness checks and variance analysis
- Provide technical review of key outputs (IFRS & FINREP credit disclosures, Encumbrance, PRA108) and perform quarterly supplementary reporting reviews
- Run data quality and remediation activities: validate impairment outputs, analyse complex datasets, support automation projects and data-quality fixes
- Own and operate controls (SOX) and help embed/improve the IFRS 9 reporting control framework.
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Profile
- Demonstrable experience working within a UK bank / large financial services / IFRS reporting environment
- Qualified accountant ACA, ACCA
- Strong IFRS 9 experience
- Regulatory and financial reporting experience, including experience interpreting requirements such as FINREP and PRA returns
- SOX controls
- Advanced analytical and data remediation experience
- Experience of building, influencing, and maintaining strong relationships with senior stakeholders


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Job Offer
- A salary of £90,000 to £120,000, dependent on the level of experience.
- Performance-related bonus.
- Comprehensive pension scheme.
- Private healthcare coverage.
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