A multi-national Insurance Group are looking to add a high caliber accountant to their financial reporting team. The role is responsible for the accurate consolidation of the internal and external reporting requirements, ensuring appropriate controls are in place for an accurate and timely consolidation process, including management and coordination of the group reporting timetable. The role is also responsible for technical papers including any papers in relation to consolidation balances and transactions (such as acquisition accounting, goodwill and intangibles). Key

responsibilities:
Ensuring the accurate and timely consolidation of the International business including Timely and accurate elimination of intra-group transactions and consolidation adjustments Timely and accurate completion of UK and Group GAAP adjustments Completion of key consolidation controls and reconciliations Establishment and management of the reporting timetable for the production of Group and subsidiary accounts. Research and analysis of technical accounting issues that may impact US, UK GAAP and Regulatory reporting. Support in the coordination with external auditors the timely completion of the annual UK statutory audits including support in the production of legal entity financial statements. Support in the preparation and maintenance of the annual timetable for all Legal Entity Statutory and Management Reporting. Review and monitor quarterly results of all UK entities and liaise with Financial Operations to ensure US GAAP and UK GAAP journals are complete and accurate. Key involvement in Legal Entity Reporting projects to ensure that they meet defined objectives and are delivered on time Define objectives for the Statutory and Technical Reporting team in line with Legal Entity Reporting team goals. To be considered for this role you must be a qualified accountant with very good technical skills. You must have a thorough understanding of the accounting practices that are in place for the non-life insurance market and you should appreciate the implications across the Lloyd's and Company insurance market.