Financial Planning Analyst- FULLY REMOTE

Financial Planning Analyst – London – £45-50K
One of the UK\’s leading providers of critical UK logistics infrastructure requires a Financial Planning Analyst to be based out of their London office (3 days in the office/2 WFH).

The role\’s primary purpose is to support the FP&A team with driving efficiency, effectiveness and improvements to financial processes and systems, promoting best practices across the function.

The analyst will also work closely with the team where required on performance management, partnering, planning and forecasting in order to provide insightful and valuable financial analysis of the group\’s activities to support the Board, Exec Team and Senior Leaders in the decision-making process.

Functional Cost Management & Analysis
~ Financial management for month end, business planning and forecasting for various Functions ensuring strong control of P&L and balance sheet performance and adherence to company policy and governance

Support the FP&A Manager – Central Functions Drive efficiency and effectiveness in financial processes and systems, promoting best practices across the function

Performance Management & Analysis
~ Support the FP&A Lead – Performance Management with the timely production of monthly management reporting, providing insightful updates of the group\’s performance against budget

Business Planning & Forecasting
~ Support the FP&A Lead – Planning & Forecasting on the timely production, review and presentation of the group\’s annual business planning process and quarterly forecasting process

Functional Cost Management & Analysis
~ Support the FP&A Manager – Central Functions to provide financial insights to drive decision-making, improve profitability, and enable informed strategic decisions for Central Functions

Professional Qualification required or part qualified (ACA, ACCA, CIMA)
Advanced in the use of Excel and proficient in the use of PowerPoint

The salary on offer is a basic between £45-50k with an exceptional benefits package.

The role requires 3 days a week in the central London office with 2 days WFH.