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Vallum Associates

Settlements Analyst

London
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Settlements Analyst

Location: London, UK (4 days onsite)
Type: Permanent

Role Overview

As a Financial Operations Analyst, you will be accountable for supporting the Head of Settlements in ensuring a timely, accurate, and complete end-to-end settlements process for all London Trading Desks within the Oil Group. You will support the team to ensure all settlement targets and KPI’s are met.

Key Responsibilities

  • Completion of the day-to-day workload as prescribed by your manager.
  • Ensuring resolution of any day-to-day operational issues and escalating where appropriate.
  • Building relationships both internally and externally to create and support business information flow.
  • Complete the end-to-end invoicing process, including:
    • Physical Receivable Invoice Process: Create, check, and dispatch receivable invoices across physical trades and secondary costs.
    • Physical Payable Invoice Process: Receive, validate, and process payable invoices across physical trades and secondary costs.
    • Brokerage Payable Invoice Process: Receive, validate, and process broker statements.
    • Errors and Invoice Amendment: Problem-solve invoice errors and amendments with support from other functions.
  • Monitor receivables, including cash application and debt management.
  • Monitor intercompany balances and invoicing processes.
  • Liaise with internal desks/teams, particularly operations and risk management, on settlement disputes.
  • Monitor and resolve queries from external parties, escalating where required.
  • Resolve settlement issues to improve the balance sheet position and cash conversion cycle.
  • Follow team processes to ensure all counterparty, billing, and settlement information is in line with company policy.
  • Support and review regular updates of internal processes within the FinOps area.
  • Proactively contribute to continuous improvement initiatives within Finance Operations.
  • Meet KPI’s and performance targets allocated to your area.
  • Provide review and commentary to the team on reporting and analytics, such as month-end open items reporting.
  • Support the manager with periodic and ad hoc management reporting.
  • Perform ad hoc duties as required.

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  • Experience of working in settlements, ideally within a global commodities/energy company (essential).
  • Knowledge of trading.
  • Knowledge of physical commodities (essential).
  • Knowledge of straight-through processing from trading to accounting (desirable).
  • Focus on operational improvement.
  • Ability to work well under pressure.
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Skills

Settlements
Financial Operations
Invoicing
Cash Application
Debt Management
Operational Improvement
Trading
Physical Commodities
Brokerage
Problem-Solving
Relationship Building
KPI Monitoring
Reporting
Analytics
Dispute Resolution
Continuous Improvement

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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