Marks Sattin
Treasury Accountant

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Financial Reporting and Treasury Accountant - 2 days in office (Hybrid)
We are partnering with an international bank in London. An opportunity has come up for a finance professional to join a specialist reporting and control function. The role focuses on financial reporting, accounting oversight, regulatory compliance, and analysis of treasury-related activities.
Key Responsibilities
- Support the preparation of annual statutory financial statements, including disclosures and supporting schedules.
- Deliver regular management and performance reporting relating to treasury and market activities.
- Monitor and interpret accounting developments under international reporting standards, assessing their impact on financial results and disclosures.
- Maintain and enhance accounting policies, procedures, and controls.
- Perform detailed analysis of financial data to identify, investigate, and resolve accounting issues.
- Review transactions originating from treasury and investment activities to ensure accurate accounting treatment.
- Partner with operational and business teams to resolve booking, valuation, and reporting queries.
- Provide technical accounting guidance on financial instruments and treasury-related transactions.
- Contribute to process improvements, system enhancements, and reporting automation initiatives.
- Review journals and reconciliations to ensure quality and accuracy of financial records.
- Coach and support junior colleagues and new team members.
- Ensure compliance with internal control standards and external reporting obligations.
- Assist with internal and external audit requests and provide supporting documentation.
- Participate in finance transformation, system migration, testing, and implementation projects.
- Undertake additional assignments as required by management.
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- Degree in Accounting, Finance, Economics, or a related discipline.
- Ideally Big 4 qualified accountant with post practice industry experience (ACA, ACCA, CPA, CA, or equivalent).
- Experience within financial services, banking, treasury finance, financial control, or investment accounting.
- Strong understanding of IFRS and financial reporting requirements.
- Experience preparing statutory accounts and/or supporting external audits.
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