Employer: Stanton House Salary: £65,000 – £75,000 per annum Date Added: 30/01/2024
Stanton House are partnering with a well recognised household brand to hire a Senior FP&A Analyst. This is a great opportunity for a driven individual to come in and join a team where your voice is heard, and change is driven- you will have the chance to have your say and support decision making across the business. With a broad range of responsibilities you will help build and develop a high-performance finance team, define and shape finance processes and drive efficiencies.
In order to succeed in this role;
Must be a fully qualified Accountant (ACA, ACCA, CIMA)
Proven track record of adding value within an FP&A function
A strong commercial acumen and demonstrable business partnering experience whereby you can build strong, professional relationships across the business and influence thinking across all levels of the business
Excellent analytical skills to be able to interpret financial results, spotting trends and recommendations
Be a self-starter who is driven and able to identify improvement ideas and follow through on implementing them.
Demonstrate strong Excel and PowerPoint abilities, excellent planning and organisation, and show a broad interest in systems.
Responsibilities shall include but not be limited to;
Setting analytical standards for planning & reporting, and enhancing business understanding through modelling KPIs and cost drivers.
Delivering insightful perspectives on budgeting and formal forecast cycles, with a deep understanding of cost drivers and outcomes.
Providing high-quality reporting, analysis, and commentary to support decision-making and forecasting.
Analysing P&L and cashflow performance, offering insights into overall positions, risks, and opportunities.
Provide commercial insight and challenge to the business units strategy and initiatives
A key decision making in implementing new strategies and procedures
If you have the skillset required, or would like further information, please apply below. Unfortunately, we may not be able to respond to every unsuccessful applicant.
