FP&A Manager (Interim)

CompanyAmbition

LocationLondon Area, United Kingdom

Posted At3/5/2026

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IT managers

Occupation Code Skill LevelHigher Skilled

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£55,000 (£28.21 per hour)

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Description

I am currently partnering with one of our dynamic, UK based Law Firm clients with the search for an Interim FP&A Manager. This role is designed to support a major finance transformation project. This is a hands‑on role based in the firm’s London office, working closely with senior finance leadership to rebuild clarity, accuracy and insight within historic financial reporting.

Key responsibilities

Map historic financial data into a fully designed target reporting model covering multiple practice areas and back‑office functions.
Re-profile audit adjustments to create usable, consistent monthly trends.
Rebuild “true” economic EBITDA through rationalisation of partner‑related costs.
Reconcile all outputs back to statutory accounts and trial balance.
Identify and recommend data‑driven improvements to the reporting model.
Work collaboratively with the CFO and Financial Controller throughout the project.

Key requirements

ACA / ACCA / CIMA qualified.
Strong FP&A background, ideally within professional services.
Advanced Excel capability; Power BI or SQL experience is advantageous.
Confident communicator able to explain assumptions, findings and outputs to non‑finance stakeholders.