FP&A Manager
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About the Role
Harper May is partnering with an established financial services business in the City of London that has built a strong position in specialist investment advisory over the past decade. The firm works with a sophisticated UK and international client base, has grown its assets under advice considerably over recent years, and is led by a senior team known for technical depth and quality of judgement. Following sustained commercial momentum and with a clear plan to expand into adjacent products, the business is now strengthening its FP&A capability to bring more rigour to forecasting, deeper performance insight, and sharper support for leadership decisions.
The Role
Reporting to the Head of Finance, the FP&A Manager will own budgeting, forecasting, and management reporting cycles end-to-end. The role partners closely with commercial, operations, and senior leadership, translating numbers into the insight that drives planning conversations. It is a hands-on role with broad visibility across the business and a clear path to wider remit as the function grows.
Key Responsibilities
- Run the annual budget process and quarterly reforecasts across all business units
- Deliver monthly performance packs with variance analysis and commentary the executive will actually read
- Build and maintain the rolling cash-flow and capital forecast
- Partner with department heads on cost control, headcount planning, and investment cases
- Develop scenario and sensitivity models to support strategic decisions
- Improve the underlying planning tools, models, and processes
What we are looking for
- Qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA, CIMA) with 4+ years post-qualification experience
- Prior FP&A experience within financial services or another regulated environment
- Strong technical skills in Excel modelling; experience with planning tools (Anaplan, Adaptive, or similar) is a plus
- Clear communicator who can hold their own with senior stakeholders
- Commercial mindset balanced with attention to detail
Salary: £80,000 - £90,000. London-based, hybrid working. To apply, send your CV via the link below.