Finance and Accounting Technicians

Quantum Group
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Finance and Accounting Technicians

Location: Canary Wharf London

Quantum Group is one the most innovative and leading organization that focuses in-depth on the financial services and Banking industry across all sectors. At Quantum we ensure that we work with our clients and develop long-term relationships with international Banks based in UK.

We work in close partnership with our banking and financial services clients to ensure that we are trusted strategic partner in their long-term goals. Our relationship with our clients builds on our expertise in consulting to deliver sustainable value for them, be it any kind of Professional Service-

Compliance consultancy specialised in Sec 166 Remedetion Projects

Audit and new Regulatory projects.

IT solutions, Back/front office administration.We are inviting applications for Finance and Accounting Technicians

Reporting to the Financial Controller and management team you will:

Process supplier invoices and ensure accuracy and compliance

Carry out 3-way matching and resolve any discrepancies

Manage supplier payments, ensuring timely and accurate processing

Reconcile supplier statements and maintain strong account relationships

Raise and issue customer invoices in line with contracts and schedules

Monitor outstanding payments and support credit control activities

Allocate receipts and maintain accurate debtor accounts

Prepare aged reports and highlight any risks or issues

Complete regular bank reconciliations and investigate variances

Support month-end close, including accruals and reporting

Maintain accurate financial records across all systems

Input and manage data within accounting systems such as Sage and others

Support audits and provide key financial documentation

Ensure compliance with accounting standards, VAT, and internal controls

Provide general finance and administrative support as needed

Assist with the prep of weekly and monthly management accounts - P&L statements, balance sheets and cashflow forecasts

Assist with budgeting and cost analysisExperience required:

Graduate in commerce and accounting

5 years' experience in industry

Solution orientated approach

Strong IT skills - Excel

Meticulous attention to detail

Capable of adhering to reporting deadlines

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