Qualified ACA - Forensic Accountant

Quantify Recruitment
London
1 year ago
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Qualified ACA - Forensic Accountant

Employer Location London (Central), London (Greater) (GB) Salary c.£53,000 - £55,000 Closing date 10 Feb 2025 View more categoriesView less categories Sector , Salary band Contract type Hours Where will they be working You need to or to save a job.

Job Details

Reputable Boutique Advisory Firm requires a newly qualified ACA to join their established Forensic Accounting team in London as an Associate. The successful candidate will gain exposure to both disputes and investigations as part of a high calibre team within a friendly, collaborative environment. Excellent support will be provided for your professional development.

Responsibilities include:

Conducting financial analysis and assisting in the preparation of financial modelling using Excel Assisting in the preparation or evaluation of quantum claims for damages Review of documents to identify information relevant to the investigation or dispute Assisting with the drafting of investigation and expert reports, preparation of appendices and exhibits Undertaking know-your-client procedures for new clients Collaborating with colleagues from other teams in the firm Liaising with clients and nurturing client relationships Balancing multiple projects whilst maintaining effective time management to meet deadlines Contributing to business development efforts and assistance with developing marketing materials

Requirements:

Qualified Accountant, ACA or ACCA, with an excellent academic background Articles training from a reputable firm with an audit or forensic accounting background Strong analytical and technical accounting skills Excellent attention to detail with strong written, verbal and interpersonal skills Strong data analysis skills with proficiency in Microsoft Excel and Word Professional and enthusiastic with an inquisitive mind and positive attitude

Remuneration:

c.£53,000 - £55,000 + bonus + benefits. Base salary may vary based on experience and skills.

For more details or a confidential discussion about this role, please contact Mary Curran on

This job is open to applicants with the right to work in the UK

Company

Quantify Recruitment is a boutique search and selection firm specialising in the forensic accounting and investigations market in London. We work with mid to senior level candidates across the professional service and legal sectors. We are professionally qualified in the markets for which we recruit, providing a bespoke service at competitive rates.

Company infoTelephone 00442039961335 Location Woodlawn Park
Killarney
Kerry
V93
Ireland

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