Head of CDD, EDD & Customer Screening London (Hybrid) We’re supporting a leading global organisation to hire a Partner-level Head of CDD, EDD & Customer Screening, responsible for leading financial crime operations and shaping strategy across a large, international business.Key ResponsibilitiesLead and deliver the financial crime strategy across CDD, EDD, and ScreeningAct as SME on AML, sanctions, fraud, and customer riskOversee client onboarding, due diligence, and ongoing monitoring frameworksImplement and enhance systems, controls, and processesPartner with senior stakeholders to balance risk and commercial objectivesLead and develop a large, international operational teamRequirementsStrong financial crime expertise across AML, CDD, EDD, and ScreeningProven leadership experience in FCA / HMRC-regulated environmentsBackground in retail bankingExperience implementing controls, systems, and operational improvementsTrack record managing large teams and complex operationsStrong stakeholder management with ability to influence at senior levelCredible, professional, and commercially minded with strong communication skills

Looking to build your career in finance and take the next step in a supportive, hands-on environment? This is a great opportunity for someone early in their finance journey to gain hands-on experience across a varied portfolio, play an important role in supporting the delivery of accurate financial information and work closely with experienced accountants developing a strong foundation in core finance processes. Responsibilities include:Processing purchase invoices and supporting supplier paymentsKeeping the purchase ledger up to date and resolving any queriesCarrying out daily bank reconciliations and investigating any differencesAssisting with intercompany reconciliations and month-end checksSupporting with VAT returns and audit preparationHelping with month-end tasks alongside the Management AccountantResponding to finance queries and supporting the wider teamGetting involved in general admin and helping improve processes over time Requirements:A degree in accounting/finance or some experience in a finance role (e.g. Purchase Ledger / Finance Assistant)A positive attitude and eagerness to learn and developGood attention to detail and strong organisational skillsComfortable using Excel (basic formulas, with exposure to pivot tables/VLOOKUPs being a bonus)Strong communication skills and confidence working with othersExperience with accounting systems is helpful, but not essential — full support will be provided If this sounds like a good fit, apply for a quick confidential chat.

In the role of Private Client Senior Manager, you’ll take ownership of a portfolio of clients, leading on complex, advisory-led engagements while also playing a key role in developing the team and contributing to wider business growth. This is a role for someone who enjoys winning work, delivering it, developing others, and seeing the impact of their work first-hand. Responsibilities include:Lead and deliver high-quality private client advisory work across areas such as IHT, CGT, trusts, estates, and succession planningTake full ownership of client relationships, acting as a trusted advisor on complex mattersBuild and maintain a strong presence in the market, identifying opportunities and generating new businessManage and oversee multiple projects, ensuring work is delivered efficiently and to a high standardTake responsibility for reviewing and signing off complex compliance work where requiredWork closely with colleagues across different teams and locations to deliver joined-up client solutionsMentor and develop junior team members, supporting their progression into advisory-focused rolesTake the lead on client engagements from initial opportunity through to delivery, billing, and ongoing relationship managementContribute to the growth and direction of the wider private client team, sharing knowledge and best practiceEstablish yourself as a trusted technical voice, both internally and externally Requirements:A strong background in private client tax within practiceProfessionally qualified (CTA, ACA/CA, ATT, STEP or similar)Proven experience delivering advisory work — not just complianceComfortable managing multiple projects and working at paceExperience leading or mentoring more junior team membersStrong communication skills and confidence working directly with clientsCommercial mindset with the ability to identify and develop new opportunitiesAbility to work independently and take ownership of work from start to finishExposure to international tax matters (Desirable)Knowledge of Irish Capital Taxes (CGT/CAT) and UK interaction Would you like to know more? Get in touch with us for a confidential chat.

In the role of Private Client Senior Manager, you’ll take ownership of a portfolio of clients, leading on complex, advisory-led engagements while also playing a key role in developing the team and contributing to wider business growth. This is a role for someone who enjoys winning work, delivering it, developing others, and seeing the impact of their work first-hand. Responsibilities include:Lead and deliver high-quality private client advisory work across areas such as IHT, CGT, trusts, estates, and succession planningTake full ownership of client relationships, acting as a trusted advisor on complex mattersBuild and maintain a strong presence in the market, identifying opportunities and generating new businessManage and oversee multiple projects, ensuring work is delivered efficiently and to a high standardTake responsibility for reviewing and signing off complex compliance work where requiredWork closely with colleagues across different teams and locations to deliver joined-up client solutionsMentor and develop junior team members, supporting their progression into advisory-focused rolesTake the lead on client engagements from initial opportunity through to delivery, billing, and ongoing relationship managementContribute to the growth and direction of the wider private client team, sharing knowledge and best practiceEstablish yourself as a trusted technical voice, both internally and externally Requirements:A strong background in private client tax within practiceProfessionally qualified (CTA, ACA/CA, ATT, STEP or similar)Proven experience delivering advisory work — not just complianceComfortable managing multiple projects and working at paceExperience leading or mentoring more junior team membersStrong communication skills and confidence working directly with clientsCommercial mindset with the ability to identify and develop new opportunitiesAbility to work independently and take ownership of work from start to finishExposure to international tax matters (Desirable)Knowledge of Irish Capital Taxes (CGT/CAT) and UK interactionWould you like to know more? Get in touch with us for a confidential chat.

Global Payroll Implementation Analyst | up to £32,000 | Hybrid - Aberdeen Ever felt like you’ve mastered BAU payroll and are ready for something with more exposure, more variety, and a real step into global work? We’re looking for a Global Payroll Implementation Analyst to support the rollout of a major new international client across 50 locations worldwide.  This is a chance to move away from purely transactional payroll and step into a coordination and implementation-focused role, working across multiple countries, partners, and systems to help deliver smooth, accurate payroll go-lives. What you’ll be doing You’ll act as the link between clients and international payroll partners—coordinating implementation activity, supporting data collection, assisting with testing and parallel runs, and ensuring all documentation is accurate and up to date.You’ll also support payroll operations during transition phases, helping resolve queries and ensuring deadlines are met while maintaining accuracy and compliance across multiple jurisdictions.We’re looking for someone whoHas around 2–3 years payroll experience (UK payroll experience is fine)Is highly organised with strong attention to detailEnjoys working with data, systems, and structured processesCommunicates clearly and confidently with different stakeholdersIs interested in moving into global payroll and project-based workWhat’s in it for you?A genuine step into global payroll and international project workExposure to multi-country payrolls and cross-border stakeholdersHybrid working – typically 2 days in the office, rest flexibleStrong benefits package including private healthcare, enhanced pension, up to 33 days annual leave, life cover, and moreThe opportunity to be part of a high-profile global client rollout from the ground upReal development and mentoring to build your career in global payrollIf you’re looking for a role that takes you beyond standard payroll processing and into something more global, this is a great next step.

Senior Legal Counsel (Russian-Speaking) – Generalist | Remote | Global Trading FirmA fast-moving trading firm operating across global markets is hiring a Russian-speaking senior lawyer who can advise at pace, and act as a genuine legal partner — not just a reviewer.The roleFull ownership of a broad and varied legal workload — spanning business expansion, transactional law, and a wide range of contract mattersTrusted legal voice across the business, reporting into different stakeholders depending on the project — including directly to the CEO on high-priority mattersMulti-jurisdictional remit with real ownership: you'll identify when external counsel is needed, engage them, and manage those relationships end-to-endAdvice that moves things forward — a genuine seat at the table, not a back-office functionWhat they're looking for5 years, in-house or at an international law firmMulti-jurisdictional exposure across common law and civil law systemsSharp on drafting, sharper on risk — without losing sight of commercial realityProactive, self-directed, and comfortable operating at paceAdvanced English required; Russian is a significant plusWhy this oneFully remote with flexible hours and 40 days paid leaveAccess to global offices on demandCompetitive salary with real room to growA high-autonomy role for a commercially-minded lawyer who wants international scope and the freedom to do their best work.

Looking to build your HR career in a role that offers real variety and exposure across different businesses? This opportunity is ideal for someone early in their HR journey who wants to step into a client-facing consultancy role, working with a range of organisations and gaining hands-on experience across the full employee lifecycle. Responsibilities include:Supporting a portfolio of clients with day-to-day HR advice and guidanceManaging key HR processes including recruitment, onboarding, employee relations, performance management, and restructuresDelivering and supporting engaging learning and development sessionsTailoring HR solutions to meet different client needs and business environmentsBuilding strong, professional relationships and acting as a go-to HR contactSupporting the continuous improvement of HR programmes and servicesWorking closely with a collaborative team to share ideas and best practice Requirements:Around 1–2 years’ HR experience in an in-house environmentA proactive and adaptable approach, with a strong interest in developing within a consultancy settingExposure to core HR activities such as recruitment, employee relations, and performance managementConfident communication skills and the ability to build relationships with a range of stakeholdersComfortable managing multiple priorities in a fast-paced environmentFlexible with hybrid working and occasional travel to client sitesCIPD qualification (or working towards)Experience delivering training or facilitating sessionsExposure to tools such as DiSC, Myers Briggs, or similar Apply or get in touch for a quick chat — we’d love to tell you more.

Senior Litigation/Disputes Counsel (Russian-Speaking) | Remote | Global Trading FirmA fast-moving trading firm operating across global markets is hiring a Russian-speaking senior contracts lawyer who can advise at pace, draft with precision, and act as a genuine legal partner — not just a reviewer.The roleEnd-to-end ownership of disputes across UAE, UK, EU and Hong Kong — commercial litigation, international arbitration, and financial recovery casesPrimary point of contact for all dispute matters, coordinating local counsel across jurisdictionsFull responsibility for pleadings, motions, discovery, depositions, and trial preparationActive involvement in settlement negotiations and ADR proceedingsWhat they're looking forJD from an accredited law school, admitted to practice7–10 years of litigation or dispute resolution experience, in-house or at a law firmComfortable managing multi-jurisdictional matters independentlyStrong drafter — pleadings, briefs, legal memos and strategy documentsFamiliar with e-discovery platforms and legal research toolsWhy this oneFully remote with flexible hours and 40 days paid leaveAccess to global offices on demandCompetitive salaryA high-autonomy role for an experienced litigator who wants genuine ownership of complex, cross-border disputes without the politics of a large firm