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TL;DR
Key Takeaways
- Work towards a professional ACA qualification while gaining hands-on audit experience.
- Analyse financial data and use technology to support audit engagements for diverse clients.
- Entry requirements include GCSE Maths and English, 112 UCAS points, and a predicted 2:1 degree.
- Based in London, starting in September.
About the Role
Join the Financial Services Asset Management Audit team, working with a diverse portfolio of clients including wealth managers, investment trusts, private equity, real estate, and renewable energy funds. You will gain exposure to both UK and international organisations, developing valuable technical, analytical, and commercial skills while building your understanding of a dynamic and evolving industry.
What You'll Do
- Support audit engagements by testing financial information and reviewing evidence to ensure financial statements are accurate and compliant.
- Analyse financial data to understand business operations, identify risks, and highlight key findings.
- Utilise audit technology, AI-powered tools, and data analytics to interpret large volumes of data, identify trends, enhance insights, and improve audit quality.
- Research accounting and auditing standards and apply them practically to client situations.
- Collaborate closely with clients and colleagues, gathering information, responding to queries, and contributing to meetings and reports.
- Work with specialists across Audit, Tax, and Advisory teams to understand client challenges and solutions.
- Take on increasing responsibility as you develop, building technical expertise, managing your workload, and strengthening client relationships.
Your Development and Benefits
- Develop technical expertise through funded ACA study, structured training, and dedicated study leave.
- Build digital skills by learning how technology, data analytics, and automation are transforming the audit profession.
- Learn in a supportive environment with access to a buddy, mentor, and experienced colleagues.
- Apply your learning to real client work, gaining practical experience from day one.
- Benefit from a balanced approach to study and client work, with regular check-ins, coaching, and guidance.
Entry Requirements
- GCSE Maths and English Language at Grade 4/C (or equivalent qualifications).
- Achieved a minimum of 112 UCAS tariff points from your top three A Levels, BTECs, Scottish Highers/Advanced Highers, or other recognised Level 3 qualifications.
- Achieved or predicted a 2:1 degree classification (or equivalent).
We consider exceptional circumstances that have affected academic results.