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Treasury Accountant -6m Contract

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Treasury Accountant — 6-Month Contract (Banking), London | Hybrid
A leading global bank is seeking a Treasury Accounting Associate to join its Finance team on an initial six-month contract, with potential for further extensions.
This is an excellent opportunity for a fully qualified accountant, ideally ACA qualified through a Big 4 audit firm, to gain or build on experience within a sophisticated international banking environment.
The Role:
You’ll support Treasury accounting, financial reporting and IFRS compliance, working closely with Finance, Treasury, Operations, Front Office and Audit teams.
Key responsibilities include:
- Preparing financial statements, disclosures and management reporting.
- Reviewing Treasury transactions and accounting entries for accuracy.
- Supporting IFRS accounting assessments and maintaining accounting policies.
- Investigating accounting issues and resolving booking discrepancies.
- Producing daily and periodic Treasury reporting.
- Supporting internal and external audits.
- Reviewing journals and maintaining strong financial controls.
- Contributing to finance transformation, systems and process improvement projects.
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Requirements:
- Qualified Accountant — ACA preferred.
- Must come from Big 4 Background.
- Immediately available to start the contract or on a short notice period (max 2 weeks).
- Strong post-qualified experience in financial services, banking or another relevant industry is a major advantage, but will accept newly qualified candidates straight out of Big 4 audit.
- Experience with financial reporting and/or audit.
- Good knowledge of IFRS.
- Strong Excel, analytical and numerical skills.
- Treasury or financial markets experience would be advantageous.
- Experience with Power BI, Tableau, SAP or similar systems is beneficial.
- Confident communicator with the ability to work across multiple stakeholder groups.


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