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Reconciliations, Banking & Corporate Actions Manager Responsibility for the Recs, Banking and Corporate Action teams Some team responsibilities Daily internal and external client money reconciliations & investigationInternal and external custody reconciliation & investigationRegulatory returns & claimsManage the teams to achieve effective workflows, contributing towards an efficient execution of responsibilitiesWork with the departmental management teams to maintain a collaborative approach in achieving the departmental service level agreements (SLAs) and key performance indicators (KPIs)Responsible for Team Leader development through structured one-to-one sessions, appraisals and individual training and development plans Experience & Qualifications:Strong interpersonal and communication skillsCASS knowledge, in particular CASS 6 and 7Excellent attention to detailInvestment Management Certificate (IMC), Investment Operations Certificate (IOC) or equivalent industry recognised qualificationFinancial services experienceUnderstanding of investments and investment products

Accounts Assistant | Dublin We’re working with our client, a leading professional services firm, to hire an Accounts Assistant into their growing team. This is a great opportunity for someone early in their career looking to progress in a supportive, high-performing environment with strong study support.The role:Accounts prep, tax & CRO filingsManaging client queriesSupporting across multiple systems and processesAbout you:2–3 years’ experience in accounts / bookkeepingACA / ACCA (part-qualified or planning to start)Strong attention to detail and eager to developWhat’s on offer:Competitive salary pensionGenerous annual leaveStrong progression study supportGreat culture and work-life balance

Principal HR Consultant London | Hybrid Working The Opportunity We’re working with a growing professional services firm looking to hire a Principal HR Consultant to establish and expand their People Consulting presence in London. This is a newly created role offering the chance to take ownership of an existing client base, build strong relationships, and drive further growth in the region. The Role This is a broad, consultancy-style position combining hands-on HR delivery with commercial responsibility. You’ll work closely with clients to deliver practical HR solutions while identifying opportunities to expand services and support business growth. Key ResponsibilitiesManage and grow an existing portfolio of London-based clientsDeliver HR consulting support across ER, organisational change, restructuring, and leadership developmentIdentify opportunities for additional work and account expansionBuild strong, trusted relationships with senior stakeholdersManage multiple projects simultaneously with a high degree of autonomySupport business development, proposals, and client engagement activityCollaborate with internal teams to deliver integrated client solutionsAbout YouStrong HR generalist experience across a range of disciplinesConfident operating in a client-facing, consultative environmentCommercially minded with the ability to spot and develop opportunitiesProven ability to manage multiple projects and prioritiesStrong stakeholder management and communication skillsGood working knowledge of employment law and HR best practiceProactive, adaptable, and solutions-focusedQualifications & ExperienceCIPD qualified (desirable, not essential)Experience operating at Manager / Senior Manager levelExposure to multiple sectors preferredPrevious consultancy or commercially focused HR experience beneficialWorking Pattern Hybrid working across home, office, and client sites in London, with regular travel expected as part of the role. Why Join? This is a unique opportunity to play a visible role in growing a consulting offering in London, with real autonomy, variety, and the chance to shape your impact within a collaborative and forward-thinking environment.

Restructuring & Recovery Advisor | Edinburgh / Glasgow Are you ready to take full ownership of insolvency cases — not just a small piece of the process?  Broadgate Search is partnering with a highly respected UK professional services firm seeking ambitious Restructuring & Recovery professionals who want real responsibility, meaningful exposure, and genuine progression.  This is not a siloed role. You will manage cases end-to-end, working closely with senior leadership and gaining exposure to a diverse and often complex portfolio. Why This Role Stands OutFull lifecycle case ownership from appointment through to closureDirect exposure to directors, creditors, and key stakeholdersOpportunity to work on varied and technically challenging assignmentsA collaborative, hands-on team environmentThe chance to build your commercial acumen by contributing to business developmentIf you're looking to move away from repetitive, process-driven work and into a role where your judgement, technical skill, and communication ability truly matter, this is an excellent opportunity. What You’ll Be DoingManaging a portfolio of insolvency cases independentlyPreparing statutory reports, valuations, and technical documentationApplying insolvency legislation in practical, commercial scenariosLeading stakeholder conversations, including difficult or sensitive situationsSupporting Licensed Insolvency Practitioners in maximising recoveriesEnsuring compliance, accuracy, and high-quality case deliveryIdentifying and contributing to new business opportunitiesWhat We’re Looking ForExperience managing insolvency cases end-to-endStrong working knowledge of insolvency legislationConfident communicator, able to handle challenging conversationsHighly organised with excellent attention to detailDesirableScottish CPI qualification (or working towards it)Experience with IPS SQL or IPS CloudPrevious restructuring experienceThis is an excellent opportunity for an Advisor ready to step up, or an experienced insolvency professional seeking greater autonomy and exposure.

Job Description Purpose of the Role: Working in close collaboration with senior compliance leadership and stakeholders across the organisation, this role supports the enhancement and ongoing development of the financial crime compliance framework. The position focuses on maintaining and monitoring key risk controls and ensuring effective oversight of financial crime risks. Key Responsibilities:Act as a member of the Financial Crime function, supporting senior accountability holders in delivering the financial crime compliance framework, including monitoring activities, risk assessments, and the preparation of management information and reporting.Contribute to and carry out activities within the Financial Crime Compliance Monitoring Programme.Provide clear and proactive guidance to business areas on financial crime matters.Support and participate in financial crime-related projects as required.Assist in the development and oversight of the organisation’s financial crime training programme.Conduct horizon scanning to identify relevant regulatory, legal, and industry developments, and communicate key updates with recommendations.Maintain internal logs relating to financial crime incidents, ensuring accurate recording and appropriate follow-up.Support investigations into suspicious activity where required.Assist in preparing reports for senior stakeholders and external authorities.Contribute to the upkeep of enterprise-wide risk assessments, as well as policies and procedures, ensuring alignment with regulatory expectations and internal changes.Support the completion of anti-money laundering due diligence requests from third parties.Review market abuse alerts generated by surveillance systems.Produce regular financial crime management information.Provide administrative and organisational support for team meetings.Education & Experience:Degree-level education or relevant professional qualifications.Good working knowledge of legislation and guidance relating to anti-money laundering, market abuse, fraud, and anti-bribery and corruption.Understanding of regulatory expectations and industry standards within financial services.Awareness of sanctions regimes and politically exposed persons (PEP) requirements.Familiarity with UK legal frameworks relating to financial crime is advantageous.Skills & Competencies:Strong communication skills with the ability to engage effectively with a range of stakeholders.High attention to detail and ability to work within structured processes.Analytical mindset with a proactive approach to identifying and resolving issues.Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage competing priorities.Proficiency in standard office software, including advanced spreadsheet skills.Additional Information:Location: London (hybrid working arrangement)Department: ComplianceEmployment Type: Full-timeExperience Level: Mid-level / Experienced

Audit Advisor – Bolton (Hybrid) | 40,000 – £50,000 benefits Are you an ambitious accountant looking to take the next step in your career? Our client, a growing and dynamic professional services firm in Bolton, is seeking a forward-thinking Audit Advisor to join their busy audit team. This is an exciting opportunity to work across a diverse range of clients, gain exposure to complex audits, and contribute to the development of a supportive and forward-looking team. What you’ll do:Support the senior management team in delivering high-quality audit and accounting services.Plan, execute, and complete audits across a range of clients, including overseeing complex file areas and guiding junior team members.Build and maintain strong relationships with clients and colleagues, including visiting client sites as needed.Prepare statutory financial statements and ensure all audit documentation is thorough and accurate.Help develop junior team members and contribute to effective workload distribution.Manage administrative tasks, including timesheets and fees, with accuracy and timeliness.Ensure compliance with all internal and external regulatory requirements.What we’re looking for:Professionally qualified (ACCA, ACA, ICAS, or equivalent), or part-qualified candidates considered.Strong communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to build lasting relationships.Experience with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook); knowledge of Xero, Sage, QuickBooks, or CCH is a plus.Not-for-profit experience is desirable but not essential.UK citizens only – no visa sponsorship is available.Why you’ll love this role:Hybrid working for a great work-life balance.Exposure to a varied client base and challenging audits.Opportunity to develop professionally in a supportive and ambitious environment.If you’re ready to take the next step in your audit career and join a team where your contributions really matter, we’d love to hear from you!

FP&A Analyst – Dublin (City Centre) | Hybrid | Up to €65,000 We’re looking for a qualified accountant to join a growing business in Dublin as their first dedicated FP&A Analyst. This is a highly visible role where your work will directly influence strategic decisions and help shape the finance function from the ground up. The Role: • Take ownership of budgeting, forecasting, and financial analysis • Deliver actionable insights and reports to support senior leadership decision-making • Develop KPIs and dashboards to monitor performance and highlight growth opportunities • Support post-acquisition integration processes • Partner closely with senior leaders to provide commercial analysis and recommendations Why You’ll Love It: • Be the first FP&A hire, building processes, reporting, and dashboards that really matter • Work in a dynamic, growing business with accelerated career progression • Gain exposure to high-level strategic decisions and influence business direction • Hybrid working in Dublin City Centre Requirements: • ACA, ACCA, CIMA, or equivalent qualified accountant • 1–2 years post-qualified experience (newly qualified candidates considered) • Strong analytical and commercial mindset • Confident communicator, comfortable presenting insights to senior stakeholders • Self-starter with a hands-on approach and eagerness to take ownership • Must have the right to work in Ireland – no visa sponsorship available Salary: Up to €65,000 If you’re ready to own a finance function, shape strategy, and make a real impact, this FP&A Analyst role in Dublin is the perfect next step.

Finance Assistant – Hospitality Sector | Glasgow (Hybrid) | Full-Time | Up to £28,000 We’re partnering with a growing hospitality finance team supporting a portfolio of hotel clients across the UK. This role has arisen due to internal growth, reflecting the supportive and ambitious environment you’ll be joining. This role isn’t purely transactional — it’s designed for someone who wants to develop their skills, gain wider exposure, and grow within a finance team. The Role: • Perform bank reconciliations • Process purchase ledger transactions and liaise with suppliers • Support month-end activities • Assist with financial reporting preparation • Work closely with senior finance colleagues to understand the bigger picture Why This Role Stands Out: • Clear progression pathways within the team • Increasing responsibility as you develop • Exposure to month-end and client-facing work • Mentorship from experienced finance leaders • A team with a strong track record of promoting from within Requirements: • 1–2 years’ experience in hospitality accounting • Experience in a finance role, with bank reconciliations and purchase ledger experience essential • Strong attention to detail and an organised, proactive approach • Genuine desire to learn and grow in a finance career • Must have the right to work in the UK – no visa sponsorship available Why Join: • Faster progression based on impact rather than tenure • Meaningful responsibility early in your career • Collaborative colleagues who share knowledge openly • Exposure to commercially focused client work • Flexible working in a modern, supportive environment If you’re looking for a role where you can develop month by month, gain real experience, and build a career in finance, this is an excellent opportunity to explore.