Internal Auditor
An Internal Auditor reviews controls, risk, and processes to help organisations spot weaknesses early, improve accountability, and protect performance, compliance, and decision-making.
Salary:£38,000 - £60,500
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Insolvency Administrator
An Insolvency Administrator keeps recovery and insolvency cases moving by handling documents, deadlines, creditor communication, and regulated case administration with care, accuracy, and professionalism.
Salary:£36,000 - £57,500
Financial Analyst
A Financial Analyst turns figures, forecasts, and business performance data into practical insight that helps companies plan smarter, spend better, and make decisions with more confidence.
Salary:£35,000 - £61,000
Finance Business Partner
A Finance Business Partner works alongside leaders to explain performance, challenge assumptions, and guide decisions using clearer budgets, forecasts, and financial insight across the organisation.
Salary:£53,000 - £86,000
FP&A Analyst
An FP&A Analyst builds forecasts, budgets, and performance analysis so leadership teams can plan ahead with clearer assumptions, sharper reporting, and quicker insight into changing results.
Salary:£40,000 - £66,000
Equity Research Analyst
An Equity Research Analyst studies listed companies, builds valuation models, and writes research that helps investors judge opportunities, risks, and whether market expectations look realistic.
Salary:£46,000 - £93,500
Credit Controller
A Credit Controller manages overdue balances, customer follow-up, and credit limits to improve cash collection, reduce aged debt, and keep the sales ledger under tighter control.
Salary:£31,500 - £49,000
Credit Analyst
A Credit Analyst reviews financial strength, repayment risk, and lending exposure so businesses can approve credit more carefully, protect revenue, and avoid preventable losses over time.
Salary:£33,000 - £51,500