Professional
Administration

Assistant Client Accountant-Central London

Ref: (Ref: U22K122 )
Salary: £ 30,000 - 35,000
Specialist Area: Accounts Assistant
Type: Permanent
Start Date: ASAP


OUR CLIENT are a growing housing / property management company who have been building and creating communities for over 30 years. They are looking for an Assistant Client Accountant to join their finance team and play a key role in keeping their client accounts running smoothly.


THE ROLE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE ASSISTANT CLIENT ACCOUNTANT:

  • Carrying out daily bank reconciliations and resolve outstanding queries.
  • Setting up tenants, raising charges and month-end reporting.
  • Maintaining accurate reconciliation statements and updating resolved items.
  • Investigating and resolving reconciliations differences.
  • Processing tenant adjustments and amendments.
  • Liaising with property managers, local authorities, and payment providers.


THE PERSON REQUIREMENTS OF THE ASSISTANT CLIENT ACCOUNTANT:

  • Must have accounts receivable and bank reconciliations experience gained from another property management firm.
  • Strong MS Office and experience of using a property system.
  • Detail-oriented, organised, and able to work independently.
  • Excellent communication skills and a customer-focused approach.


BENEFITS:

  • Discretionary bonus.
  • Pension.
  • Good work life-balance and hybrid working (2/3 days office).


Very good opportunity to work for an inclusive and growing finance team!




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