Recruiting now
| Posted: | 08/01/26 | |
| Recruiter: | CMA Recruitment Group | |
| Reference: | 3056602108 | |
| Type: | Permanent | |
| Salary: | £50,000 - £68,000 Annual | |
| Location: | Hampshire | |
| Description: | This is a rare opportunity to join one of the region s most respected employers, consistently recognised for its outstanding culture, long-term career development and genuinely market-leading benefits. Operating in a complex, high-profile environment, the organisation offers the scale and sophistication of a large business with a collaborative, people-first mindset that genuinely backs internal progression. They are now looking to appoint a Treasury Accountant on a permanent basis, joining a well-established and highly regarded treasury function. This role offers meaningful exposure to senior finance leaders, external stakeholders and group-level reporting, making it an excellent move for someone looking to build a long-term career in treasury and financial reporting. What will the Treasury Accountant role involve? • Preparing high-quality treasury reporting for internal and external stakeholders Suitable Candidate for the Treasury Accountant vacancy: • Part-qualified or fully qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA, CIMA) and/or AMCT qualified, or keen to pursue treasury qualifications Additional benefits and information for the role of Treasury Accountant: • 26 days annual leave plus 8 Bank Holidays, increasing to 28 days plus 8 Bank Holidays CMA Recruitment Group is acting as a recruitment agency in relation to this role. CMA complies with all relevant UK legislation and does not discriminate on any protected characteristics. By completing the application process, you agree to the terms outlined in our Privacy Notice and that CMA may contact you in connection with your application in relation to CMA providing you with work-finding services. Our Privacy Notice can be viewed under the privacy tab on our website. CMA is currently receiving a high volume of applications and whilst all applications will be considered, it may not be possible to respond individually. | |