FP&A Analyst

Posted 12 April by Cedar
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FP&A Analyst, Transportation, London, c£70k + benefits

We are working exclusively with a well-established transportation business who are going through an exciting period of change & transformation. Reporting directly into the Head of FP&A you will play an integral part in improving data, reporting around cash-flow & liquidity.

Responsibilities:

  • Compile monthly liquidity management reports, facilitating effective management of banking facilities and dividend disbursements.
  • Generate quarterly cash flow forecasts for presentation during Executive reviews, providing crucial insights for strategic decision-making.
  • Develop and execute a 13-week rolling liquidity forecast for all legal entities within the division, encompassing the creation and assessment of a comprehensive cash forecasting model.
  • Revamp and implement forecast models utilized for impairment and going concern assessments, ensuring compliance with audit standards and enhancing accuracy.
  • Provide ongoing support to the business by addressing additional cash flow and liquidity reporting requirements requested by the new shareholder.

To be considered:

  • Qualified with ACA, ACCA, or CIMA, with2+ years post-qualified experience
  • Expertise in financial and performance management reporting; experience in a large organisation is highly beneficial.
  • Previous experience in the logistics sector is advantageous but not mandatory.
  • Demonstrated ability to collaborate and challenge internal stakeholders effectively.
  • Experience with Adaptive Insights software is a plus.

Reference: 52466667

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