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A global consultancy firm in London is seeking a proactive Finance Co-ordinator for a 12-month maternity cover. This full-time hybrid role includes responsibilities such as preparing financial reports, managing invoicing, and supporting office management tasks. The ideal candidate will be part-qualified in finance and possess strong analytical skills. They will have the opportunity to develop in this role and potentially apply for a permanent position. Offering a competitive salary between £35,000 and £45,000, this role is set to start in January 2026.
We are seeking a proactive Finance Co-ordinator to join this exciting global consultancy team on a maternity cover contract, supporting key financial and office management functions.
Position:Finance Co-ordinator (12 months Maternity Cover)
Salary:£35000-£45000pa Dependant on experience
Location:Hybrid - Shoreditch office and remote working
Hours:Full-time (37.5 hours per week)
Start Date:January 2026
As Finance Co-ordinator, you will play a vital role in maintaining accurate financial records and supporting the organisation's financial health.
This is a hands‑on role where you'll be part of the wider team, ready to roll up your sleeves and contribute beyond your core responsibilities when needed.
We're looking for someone who is part-qualified (ACA, ACCA, CIMA or equivalent) with experience in finance administration and management reporting.
Whilst this is a 12-month contract there is an opportunity to develop this position over the time you are there, and the right candidate will have the opportunity to apply for a permanent position with the Organisation.
They are a strategic consultancy working with governments, charities, and international organisations. Their mission is to help major organisations tackle complex global challenges such as climate change, poverty, and health crises by providing expert advice, evaluating projects, and delivering research. They use evidence to improve how aid is spent and how policies are made, enabling smarter decisions for a fairer, sustainable world.