Group Reporting and Technical Manager

Join Smiths Group PLC as the Director of Financial Reporting, where you will lead our financial reporting initiatives, ensuring accuracy and compliance across our global operations. This pivotal role involves overseeing the preparation of financial statements, regulatory reports, and managing audits, while also driving improvements in our financial processes.You will collaborate closely with senior management to provide insights and recommendations that support strategic decision-making. Your leadership will be essential in fostering a culture of financial integrity and excellence within the organization.

Role Overview Capco is hiring a Managing Principal (Director) to lead Trade & Transaction Reporting within the FRRF practice, based in London. This position focuses on driving regulatory reporting transformation for global financial institutions. The role calls for a blend of strategic vision, deep regulatory knowledge, and hands-on experience managing complex, cross-border reporting programs. What You Will Do Direct regulatory reporting transformation programs spanning multiple international jurisdictions. Guide the implementation, remediation, and optimization of reporting controls in line with key regulations, including EMIR Refit, MiFIR, SFTR, HKMA, MAS, and CFTC. Design, assess, and improve data flows, reconciliations, and reporting system architectures. Advise on platform rollouts and regulatory technology solutions to strengthen compliance and reporting performance. Oversee operating model changes and promote cost-efficiency across reporting frameworks. Key Regulations and Areas of Focus EMIR MiFIR SFTR CFTC HKMA MAS This is a senior leadership role for those with a record of managing regulatory change and optimizing reporting processes in the financial sector.

About the Role Taptapsend is hiring a Financial Reporting and Control Accountant for the London office. This position focuses on maintaining accurate financial reporting and upholding strong financial controls. What You Will Do Prepare financial statements and reports with attention to detail Analyze financial data to support business decisions Collaborate with teams across the company to gather and validate financial information Help ensure compliance with regulatory requirements Contribute to improving financial reporting processes and controls Who We’re Looking For This role suits someone who values accuracy, enjoys working with numbers, and wants to help strengthen financial operations. Experience in financial reporting, accounting, or a related field will be important for success.

Join Equals Money as a Group Financial Reporting ManagerAt Equals Money, we have proudly assisted over a million customers in managing their finances over the past 18 years. Our award-winning suite of products enables clients to conduct low-cost multi-currency transactions, including travel money, transfers, currency hedging, and expense management. Our mission is clear: simplify the process of managing and moving money for our customers.We are dedicated to providing exceptional value through a combination of cutting-edge payment technology and personalized expert service. We believe that exceptional talent drives our success, and we are currently seeking a driven and detail-oriented Group Financial Reporting Manager to join our dynamic team.With offices in London, Chester, Los Angeles, and throughout Europe, Equals consists of three brands: Equals Money, FairFX, and CardOneMoney. You will become part of a close-knit, talented, and supportive team that values diverse perspectives and strives to meet our customers' needs by making money management straightforward and cost-effective.Role OverviewAs the Group Financial Reporting Manager, you will serve as the technical accounting authority for Equals Money. Your responsibilities will include the preparation of year-end statutory accounts, managing a stringent audit timeline, ensuring comprehensive tax compliance in collaboration with our external advisors, and overseeing the Finance function's risk and control environment.Reporting directly to the Group Financial Controller, this role is pivotal within the Finance function. If you are an ACA-qualified accountant who excels in ownership, precision, and a focus on continuous improvement, we want to hear from you.

Legal & General seeks a Reporting Actuary specializing in Financial Risk for its London office. This position involves working with detailed financial data and contributing to methods that assess risk across the business. Role overview The Reporting Actuary will analyze complex financial information to support decision-making and maintain high standards in risk management. A core part of the job is to help design and carry out stress and scenario testing, ensuring the company’s financial resilience. Key responsibilities Analyze and interpret financial data related to risk exposure Support the development and improvement of risk assessment methodologies Participate in stress and scenario testing activities Contribute to maintaining strong financial risk management standards Location This role is based in London.

Pension Insurance Corporation (PIC) helps secure retirement incomes by managing risk, assets, and liabilities with care. The company focuses on protecting the pensions of current and future policyholders, setting clear objectives and fostering a culture built on resilience, adaptability, and loyalty. Role overview This 12-month fixed-term Actuary position sits within PIC’s Actuarial Reporting team in London. The team delivers accurate actuarial data and analysis for both internal and external reporting, including submissions to the Athora Group. The work directly supports PIC’s business operations and decision-making. Main responsibilities Prepare, analyze, and review internal monthly and quarterly Solvency II and IFRS 17 reporting KPIs, including profit and loss analysis and movement reporting for year-end and half-year cycles. Take ownership of specific areas in the reporting process, such as liability production, capital reporting, asset analysis, and new business reporting. Ensure all outputs meet established controls and review standards. Collaborate with Finance accounting, Business Partnering, and FP&A teams to resolve queries and provide analysis for investor relations, regulatory requests, and external audits. Review and improve reporting methodologies, conducting detailed analyses as needed. Collaboration and projects This role involves regular interaction with teams responsible for onboarding new business and reinsurance treaties, as well as with data modeling and Finance Business Partnering teams. The Actuary will also contribute to ad hoc projects and support process improvements within the Reporting team.

About Man GroupMan Group is a leading global alternative investment management firm dedicated to delivering superior returns for sophisticated clients through our diverse Systematic, Discretionary, and Solutions offerings. With a strong emphasis on leveraging talent and cutting-edge technology, our investment strategies encompass both single and multi-manager approaches, underpinned by extensive research across public and private markets and all major asset classes, particularly in alternatives. We pride ourselves on building deep partnerships with clients to create customized solutions tailored to their investment aspirations and those of the millions of retirees and savers they represent.Headquartered in London, we manage an impressive portfolio of $227.6 billion* and maintain offices worldwide. Man Group plc is publicly traded on the London Stock Exchange under the ticker EMG.LN and is a member of the FTSE 250 Index. More details can be found at www.man.com.* As of 31 December 2025Role Overview:This role, situated within Man Group’s Finance department, reports to the Head of Financial and Regulatory Reporting. Key responsibilities include the calculation, review, and monitoring of regulatory capital and liquidity requirements, alongside regulatory returns; overseeing guarantees and commitments; and assisting with technical accounting evaluations, including new lease arrangements. This position also allows for engagement in financial accounting and group reporting analysis and deliverables as needed. Please note this is a 6-month fixed-term contract (FTC).

We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Senior Financial Reporting Accountant to join our growing team at Pension Services Corporation Limited in London. In this pivotal role, you will be responsible for preparing and analyzing financial statements, ensuring compliance with accounting standards, and providing expert guidance in financial reporting.The ideal candidate will possess a deep understanding of financial regulations and a proven track record in financial reporting. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to streamline reporting processes and contribute to strategic financial planning.

Role overview Pension Services Corporation Limited seeks a Senior Financial Reporting Accountant based in London. This position centers on producing and reviewing financial statements, ensuring reports meet regulatory standards, and delivering financial insights that inform business decisions. What you will do Prepare timely and accurate financial statements Analyze financial results and highlight important trends Confirm all financial reporting complies with current regulations Collaborate with other teams to help achieve business goals

Role Overview Legal & General is seeking a Reporting Actuary with a focus on Financial Risk for its London office. This role centers on supporting financial risk management by analyzing data, preparing reports, and offering recommendations to guide business decisions. Main Responsibilities Analyze complex financial and actuarial data to support risk management objectives. Prepare clear, insightful reports for internal stakeholders. Provide recommendations based on findings to inform business strategy. Collaborate with teams across the business, especially within Stress & Scenario Testing. Help ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and strengthen risk assessment processes. Collaboration This position involves regular interaction with multiple departments. Close work with the Stress & Scenario Testing team is key to meeting regulatory standards and improving risk analysis across the organization.

Position Overview Jane Street is seeking a talented and qualified Financial Reporting Accountant to join our dynamic Financial Reporting team. In this role, you will be responsible for maintaining the financial books and records for our European operations and preparing accurate monthly and annual financial statements in collaboration with regional and global accounting teams. Your key responsibilities will include: Preparing and reviewing various accounting reconciliations and financial schedules that underpin our financial statements. Collaborating with external auditors and advisors, interpreting GAAP, and documenting accounting policies and internal controls. Working closely with our accounting-focused Technology team to streamline and automate processes for greater efficiency. At Jane Street, we thrive on finding innovative solutions to complex challenges. Our legal and regulatory landscape is ever-evolving, and we are looking for a self-motivated individual who pays meticulous attention to detail and deadlines, and is ready to dive into our fast-paced work environment.

At PitchBook, a subsidiary of Morningstar, we are committed to looking ahead and fostering innovation. Our culture thrives on collaboration, excitement, and a shared sense of purpose that energizes our team.We offer extensive learning programs and mentorship opportunities designed to cultivate a culture of curiosity. This empowers us to continuously seek new solutions and improve our processes. While the private equity landscape is fast-paced and ever-evolving, we embrace challenges and learn from our experiences in the pursuit of excellence.If you bring a positive attitude and a willingness to tackle challenges head-on, PitchBook is the ideal environment for you.About the Role:As part of our Editorial team, you will engage deeply with the private equity market, providing insights that empower our clients as investors, advisors, and market participants. Your contributions will directly influence the evolution of the industry!We offer a flexible work environment, fostering a culture of inquiry, teamwork, and professional growth. Recognition and respect are paramount in our collaborative atmosphere, where camaraderie is a cornerstone of our success. Our rapidly expanding organization presents numerous opportunities for career advancement and exploration of your interests.Our commitment to investing in our team has led to rapid growth in our coverage across various industries and regions. Our insights are frequently referenced by leading publications and are highly sought after by key players in the financial markets. In addition to delivering timely market insights, we collaborate closely with our Product, Engineering, and Data Operations teams to enhance our datasets and develop innovative tools that significantly impact the industry.

Director of Product ManagementLocation – London, UKPermanent PositionRole OverviewAs the Director of Product Management for the Report Hub, you will report directly to the Head of Report Hub and play a pivotal role in our leadership team. The Report Hub is a premier trade reporting and post-reporting assurance platform, recently acquired by Delta Capita from DTCC.In partnership with the Head of Product Strategy and Business Development, you will be responsible for shaping and executing the product roadmap. You will provide strategic leadership to the squad Product Owners, translating the product strategy into actionable deliverables using agile methodologies, all while maximizing value for our clients and stakeholders.

Role Overview Delta Capita is seeking a Group Financial Reporting & Technical Accounting Manager to join its London office. This role holds key responsibility for the integrity of the Group’s balance sheet and statutory reporting framework. As part of the finance leadership team, this position provides technical accounting expertise and supports the ongoing improvement of financial reporting, balance sheet governance, and financial controls. Main Responsibilities Financial Reporting Assist in preparing comprehensive financial statements for the Group. Ensure all reporting complies with UK GAAP and other applicable standards. Review and analyze financial data to confirm accuracy and completeness. Oversee the consolidation of financial results across Group entities. Compliance and Controls Ensure statutory reporting requirements are met across the Group. Maintain strong internal controls over financial reporting processes. Work closely with auditors throughout external audit cycles. Monitor updates to accounting regulations and standards, ensuring timely compliance. Team Management Mentor and support the development of reporting and accounting staff. Allocate responsibilities and track progress to meet deadlines. Encourage a culture of continuous improvement within the finance team. Process Improvement Identify opportunities to enhance reporting processes. Promote automation and greater efficiency within financial systems. Contribute to finance transformation initiatives. Performance Metrics Achieve full reconciliation of balance sheet accounts each month. Deliver statutory accounts on schedule, in line with established timetables. Maintain a well-organized audit evidence library. Location: London, Greater London, United Kingdom

Role Overview Legal & General is seeking an Investment Reporting Actuary/Manager to join the Financial Reporting team in London. This position plays a central part in preparing clear, accurate investment reports and supporting the communication of financial data across the business. What You Will Do Prepare and review investment reports to ensure accuracy and clarity. Apply actuarial knowledge to interpret financial data and highlight key insights. Support the communication of investment results to internal stakeholders. Contribute analytical input that informs the strategic direction of the investment portfolio. What We’re Looking For Actuarial experience in investment or financial reporting. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Ability to communicate technical information clearly.

Role Overview Omio is seeking a Director of Group Reporting based in London. This role leads the company’s financial reporting and consolidation activities, making sure all outputs meet global compliance and accuracy standards. What You Will Do Oversee group financial reporting and consolidation processes Ensure all reports align with international standards and regulations Work closely with stakeholders across the business to improve financial transparency Support strategic decision-making through clear and reliable reporting

At Kroo Bank, we are revolutionizing banking by prioritizing our customers, promoting responsible financial practices, and leveraging technology to simplify, enhance, and clarify everyday banking. As a fully regulated UK bank, we are backed by long-term investors, boasting a rapidly expanding customer base and ambitious goals. We operate with agility, careful consideration, and a commitment to high standards in product development, risk management, and employee welfare.Your Role and Responsibilities:As the Regulatory Reporting Manager, your primary responsibility will be ensuring the accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of prudential and regulatory reports in compliance with relevant regulations and supervisory expectations. You will be instrumental in interpreting and implementing capital and liquidity requirements, establishing a robust control framework, and developing scalable reporting processes tailored for a fast-growing challenger bank. Close collaboration with the Treasury team is essential to align capital and liquidity reporting with balance sheet activities and liquidity management. You will also be expected to contribute to broader capital and liquidity initiatives as necessary to meet business deadlines and priorities. Key responsibilities include:Overseeing the complete production, review, and submission of regulatory returns, ensuring accuracy and timeliness for both internal and external stakeholders.Managing the regulatory reporting calendar, clearly defining ownership of inputs, dependencies, review stages, and final approvals.Utilizing your expertise in capital and liquidity regulations to translate requirements into effective processes, controls, and documentation.Collaborating closely with Treasury on liquidity and balance sheet reporting, ensuring consistency in data, assumptions, and narratives across submissions.Conducting thorough reconciliations between regulatory reporting outputs and the general ledger, investigating discrepancies and documenting resolutions.Enhancing the regulatory reporting control framework, including interpretations, policies, review checklists, audit trails, and escalation protocols.Supporting regulatory compliance efforts by evaluating impacts of changes, updating methodologies, and implementing improvements as regulations evolve.Generating clear management information and insights for governance discussions, emphasizing key trends, judgments, risks, and actions.Addressing inquiries from internal stakeholders and external parties, including auditors and regulators, providing well-supported explanations and analyses.Participating in broader capital and liquidity activities as needed, including internal analyses, governance documentation, and cross-functional contributions during peak periods.

Are you a passionate journalist eager to break news, reveal exclusive insights, and engage with industry leaders? Join our award-winning journalism team at With Intelligence, a proud member of S&P Global, and seize this exceptional opportunity to report on the dynamic realm of real estate investment across Europe and Asia.The RoleAs a Real Estate Reporter, you will be at the forefront of journalism intersecting with global finance. Your role will involve tracking market movements, uncovering investment strategies, and establishing relationships with influential industry figures.This position goes beyond traditional reporting; you will be expected to break news, generate exclusive insights, and predict future trends.You will frequently conduct interviews with Chief Investment Officers, fund managers, and investment strategists, transforming intricate financial activities into compelling narratives that captivate our top-tier subscribers.What You’ll Be DoingDeliver exclusive news stories using proprietary intelligence and data-driven insights.Create sharp analyses on market trends, investment strategies, and industry dynamics.Conduct high-level interviews with senior real estate professionals.Build and maintain a robust network of industry contacts.Represent With Intelligence at major events and conferences.Contribute to a newsroom celebrated for its accuracy, credibility, and impact.

Reach plc seeks a Court and Crime Reporter based in London. This position centers on covering court proceedings and reporting on criminal cases to inform and engage the public. Regular visits to courtrooms, fact-gathering, and delivering clear, accurate stories are key aspects of the job. The role aims to bring greater understanding of the justice system to a broad audience. Main responsibilities Attend court hearings and report on criminal cases as they unfold Write timely, accurate news stories for publication Offer analysis to help readers make sense of legal processes and outcomes Collaborate with editors and fellow reporters to ensure thorough coverage Requirements Genuine interest in legal reporting and the workings of the criminal justice system Ability to work quickly and accurately while meeting deadlines Clear writing style with strong attention to detail Comfort working within a newsroom setting