Finance Manager jobs

We are seeking a fully qualified accountant or QBE to join as a Management Accountant. A collaborative culture with a small, high-performing finance team. You will take responsibility for the accounting, reporting, and financial control of a diverse portfolio of hotels and real estate assets. This is a broad and hands-on group role, offering exposure to senior stakeholders and the opportunity to work across multiple businesses within a private equity-backed environment. A collaborative culture with a small, high-performing finance team. Please note, this role is full time in the office. Key Responsibilities Ensure accurate and timely reporting, maintaining high-quality books and records across all hotels and group companies. Manage intercompany accounting, debt servicing, and treasury functions for the group. Oversee capex accounting and maintain fixed asset ledgers and reporting. Support year-end audits of hotels and group companies. Assist with VAT accounting and reporting. Contribute to ad-hoc analysis and projects as required. Key Requirements Fully qualified accountant (ACA / ACCA / CIMA), ideally with audit experience from a mid-tier firm. Strong background in bookkeeping, balance sheet, P&L, and cash reporting. Experience in hospitality, real estate, or private equity-backed businesses is highly advantageous. Familiarity with accounting systems such as SUN, SAGE, or similar. Prior group accounting experience is beneficial.

Media Organisation seeks an Accounts Assistant to join their team on a permanent basis. This role would suit a "hands on" individual is able to multi-task and prioritise their workload. The Accounts Assistant would be diligent, a strong communicator and problem solver. Responsibilities of the Accounts Assistant include: Processing monthly journals, accruals, and prepayments. Assisting with the process of monthly financial reporting which includes, profit and loss, balance sheet and cashflow. Assisting with Statutory audit Assisting with preparation of P11Ds Performing reconciliations to seek resolution to accounting errors or inaccuracies Processing purchase invoices and sales invoices and responsibility over AP and AR ledgers Processing credit cards transactions and employee expense claims Processing bank payments and receipts, preparing bank reconciliation. Processing intercompany recharges Payments to suppliers Completing VAT returns Assisting Head of Finance with ad hoc tasks Requirements for the Accounts Assistant include: AAT or equivalent qualification Sufficient knowledge of Microsoft Office- especially Excel Media/production sector experience is advantageous however not essential. Strong verbal and written communication skills. Hybrid working

Our client is a listed Real Estate business based in the heart of London with an ever-expanding footprint and a fantastic culture. Due to the continues growth, they require an energetic Service Charge Accountant to help the finance team on a 6 months FTC basis, with strong scope to become perm. Key Responsibilities & Accountabilities Act as the internal subject matter expert on service charge accounting across the portfolio Post monthly service charge forecasts in the property management system Post and monitor service charge capital projects run by estate management companies Prepare quarterly Budget vs Actual (BvA) reports and liaise with managing agents to resolve queries Support preparation and review of annual service charge reconciliations, including P&L and balance sheet, ensuring year-end balances reconcile to the final managing agent position Ensure appropriate treatment of service charge surpluses and deficits in line with leases and accounting standards Understand the impact of service charge activity on both the P&L and balance sheet, including accruals and prepayments Qualifications & Experience Strong experience in service charge accounting (preferably residential or mixed-use) Key Skills & Competencies Solid understanding of accounting treatment of service charge transactions across both P&L and balance sheet Experience preparing statutory accounts for management companies

Group Financial Controller - Infrastructure - London (Hybrid, 3 days per week in office) £120,000 - £130,000 + Bonus + Benefits The Company Our client is a leading international infrastructure group with a diverse portfolio of projects spanning transport, utilities, and social infrastructure. Partnering with governments, investors, and developers, the business delivers complex, large-scale assets that support economic growth and long-term community development. Following a period of rapid expansion, the company is entering its next phase of growth, requiring strengthened financial governance and strategic leadership across its group structure. The Role As Group Financial Controller, you will take ownership of the group's financial control environment, reporting framework, and consolidation processes across multiple international entities. Leading a team of four, you'll play a key role in developing robust financial systems, driving process efficiency, and ensuring high-quality reporting that supports both strategic and operational decision-making. Key Responsibilities Oversee all group financial reporting, consolidations, and month/year-end close processes Develop and embed strong financial controls, accounting policies, and process improvements across business units Lead the preparation of consolidated management accounts, board packs, and statutory reports Support budgeting, forecasting, and long-term financial planning with insightful analysis Ensure compliance with relevant accounting standards and regulatory requirements Partner with the CFO and senior leadership on strategic initiatives, M&A, and financing activity Lead, mentor, and develop a high-performing group finance team The Person Qualified accountant (ACA/ACCA/CIMA) with a strong technical background Extensive experience in group financial control within a complex, multi-entity international environment Background in infrastructure, construction, or other capital-intensive industries Proven ability to implement financial governance frameworks and improve systems/processes Excellent leadership, communication, and stakeholder management skills Commercial mindset with the ability to balance technical rigour and strategic insight The Offer This is a high-impact leadership role within a world-class infrastructure group delivering essential assets globally. You'll join a collaborative and forward-thinking team, benefit from hybrid working (3 days per week in the London office), and have the opportunity to influence the financial strategy and control environment of a growing international organisation.