Senior Forensic Accountant - Regulatory Enforcement (Hybrid)

International Association of Insurance Professionals (IAIP); Birmingham; Hybrid; GBP 77,000 - 105,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

30 days annual leave

10% employer pension

Hybrid working (4 days in office per 2

Job summary

Goodman Masson are recruiting on behalf of a UK regulatory body for a Forensic Accountant within the Enforcement Division. Based in Central Birmingham with a hybrid pattern (4 days in office every fortnight), you will lead complex investigations into potential misconduct, audit failures, and accounting breaches.

The ideal candidate is fully qualified (ACA/ACCA), with 6–12 years in forensic accounting, strong data analytics, and experience communicating findings to non‑accounting audiences.

Qualifications

• Fully qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA, or equivalent).
• 6–12 years experience in forensic accounting and complex financial investigations.
• Proven expertise in e-discovery tools and financial data analysis.
• Ability to translate complex financial findings into clear written and verbal evidence for non-accounting audiences.

Responsibilities

• Lead Financial Investigations: manage enquiries, analyse large financial data sets, use electronic review platforms.
• Conduct Disciplinary Interviews: prepare for and lead technical interviews with senior figures.
• Draft Expert Reports: produce investigation reports for external counsel and experts.
• Cross-Agency Collaboration: liaise with case lawyers and external regulators.
• Mentorship: coach and develop junior investigative staff.

Skills

Financial analysis

Regulatory knowledge

Communication

Mentoring

Education

ACA/ACCA qualification

Tools

e-discovery tools

Job description

Goodman Masson are recruiting on behalf of a UK regulatory body for a Forensic Accountant within the Enforcement Division. Based in Central Birmingham with a hybrid pattern (4 days in office every fortnight), you will lead complex investigations into potential misconduct, audit failures, and accounting breaches.

The ideal candidate is fully qualified (ACA/ACCA), with 6–12 years in forensic accounting, strong data analytics, and experience communicating findings to non‑accounting audiences.