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  • Credit Analyst
    Credit Analyst
    5 days ago
    Full-time
    London

    About the job Job Title: Credit Analyst Department: Credit and Risk Location: London, Paddington Office based Hybrid or Remote: Office based (full time) Type: Permanent Job Purpose This is a core role within Winyield’s credit and risk function, responsible for the assessment, monitoring, and governance of both consumer and business lending exposures. The Credit Analyst will play a central role in designing and operating disciplined underwriting processes, maintaining robust credit policies, and supporting the responsible scaling of Winyield’s lending activities. The role requires a strong understanding of UK consumer credit standards alongside experience assessing small business and SME credit risk. The Credit Analyst will work closely with senior management, operations, product, and technology teams to ensure credit decisions are consistent, well-documented, and embedded into scalable systems and controls. Key Responsibilities Credit Analysis and Underwriting • Assess the underwriting rules for consumer and business credit applications using financial, behavioural, and affordability data, • Perform affordability assessments, income verification, cash flow analysis, and stress testing in line with UK responsible lending standards, • Apply and continuously refine credit policies, decision frameworks, and eligibility criteria, • Produce clear, consistent, and well-documented credit rationales suitable for internal review, audit, and regulatory scrutiny Automation, Data, and AI-driven Underwriting • Support the design and implementation of automated underwriting workflows for consumer and business lending, • Work with product and technology teams to translate credit policies into system-based rules, decision engines, and AI-assisted models, • Help define controls, monitoring, and explainability requirements for automated and AI-supported credit decisions, • Review model outputs, exceptions, and overrides to ensure outcomes remain consistent with policy and risk appetite Investment memo and portfolio analysis • Build investment memo on new portfolio and origination opportunities with the required loan tape analysis Policies, Governance, and Controls • Maintain and update credit policies, underwriting manuals, and procedural documentation, • Ensure strong governance around credit decisioning, overrides, and exceptions, • Support internal reviews, audits, and information requests with accurate and complete documentation, • Contribute to the ongoing development of compliant customer journeys from a credit risk perspective Cross-functional Collaboration • Work closely with operations and collections teams to ensure alignment between underwriting assumptions and real-world outcomes, • Support senior management with credit reporting, portfolio analysis, and ad-hoc risk assessments, • Contribute to strategic initiatives aimed at scaling WinYield’s lending platform in a controlled and compliant manner Requirements • Minimum 4 years of experience in credit analysis, underwriting, or credit risk, • Demonstrable experience with UK consumer and SME credit, including affordability assessments and responsible lending principles, • Strong understanding of credit governance, documentation standards, and auditability, • Exposure to automated or AI-supported underwriting systems, • Strong analytical skills and attention to detail, with sound credit judgement, • Comfortable working with data, codes, and internal risk dashboards What We Offer • Competitive compensation, • The opportunity to play a foundational role in a fast growing lending fintech company., • Close collaboration with senior leadership and influence over credit strategy and framework design, • A high-accountability, intellectually rigorous working environment based in London How to Apply Submit an application by 31 January 2026

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  • Qualified Accountant
    Qualified Accountant
    8 days ago
    £60000–£62000 yearly
    Full-time
    London

    Job Summary We are seeking a detail-oriented and experienced Accountant to join our financial team. The successful candidate will be responsible for managing financial records, preparing reports, and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations. This role offers an excellent opportunity to utilise your expertise in various accounting software and financial management practices within a dynamic organisation. The ideal applicant will possess strong analytical skills, proficiency in accounting tools such as QuickBooks, Sage, Xero, and PeopleSoft, and a commitment to accuracy and confidentiality. Responsibilities Prepare and maintain accurate financial statements and reports using accounting software including QuickBooks, Xero, Sage, and PeopleSoft Manage accounts payable and receivable processes efficiently Reconcile bank statements and ensure the integrity of financial data Assist with budgeting, forecasting, and financial planning activities Support month-end and year-end closing procedures Ensure compliance with statutory requirements and internal policies Provide mentorship to junior team members and support training initiatives in financial management practices Collaborate with external auditors during audits and provide necessary documentation Monitor cash flow and assist in financial risk assessments Maintain organised records of all financial transactions for audit purposes Qualifications Proven experience as an Accountant or in a similar role within the financial services sector Proficiency with accounting software such as QuickBooks, Sage, Xero, PeopleSoft, or equivalent systems Strong understanding of financial management principles and accounting standards Excellent organisational skills with attention to detail Ability to analyse complex financial data accurately Experience in mentoring or supporting team members is desirable Relevant professional qualifications (e.g., ACCA, CIMA) are preferred but not essential Strong communication skills and the ability to work independently as well as part of a team

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  • Credit Controller
    Credit Controller
    1 month ago
    £38000–£42000 yearly
    Full-time
    Brentford

    Job Specification: Senior Credit Control Officer Reports to: [Head of Finance] Team: Financial Solutions / Arrears Management Location: Brentford or Harlow People responsibility: Initially none, but expected to take on leadership responsibilities as the function scales. Role Purpose The Senior Credit Control Officer is responsible for the end-to-end management of arrears, repayment solutions, and debt recovery activities across the Credit Union. The role ensures that members in financial difficulty are treated fairly and ethically while protecting the organisation’s financial position, minimising loan losses, and ensuring compliance with regulatory expectations. This is a senior, analytical, and member-focused role requiring strong judgement, excellent communication skills, and the ability to balance commercial, regulatory, and ethical considerations. Key Responsibilities 1. Arrears Management & Member Engagement • Monitor the loan book daily/weekly to identify emerging arrears and potential high-risk accounts., • Contact members in arrears via phone, email, SMS and written communication to understand circumstances, provide support, and agree appropriate repayment solutions., • Conduct affordability assessments (aligned with FCA and industry standards) to determine realistic repayment plans, forbearance, or restructuring options., • Manage sensitive conversations with members in financial difficulty in a compassionate, ethical, and solutions-oriented manner., • Oversee the process for rescheduled or re-written loans, ensuring consistent application of internal policies. 2. Credit Control Strategy, Policy & Process • Develop, update and embed Credit Control policies, procedures, and workflows in line with regulatory expectations, internal risk appetite, and best practice., • Identify control gaps, improve processes, and introduce new tools and technologies to enhance arrears collection efficiency and member experience., • Ensure all member-facing teams understand basic credit control processes and can provide accurate information to members. 3. External Debt Collection Oversight • Determine when accounts should transition from internal arrears management to external debt collection, based on risk appetite, cost/benefit analysis, and member circumstances., • Act as the primary liaison with third-party Debt Collection Agencies (DCAs), monitoring:, • performance KPIs,, • recovery rates,, • compliance with ethical and regulatory standards,, • value for money., • Review DCA performance data and recommend continuation, escalation, or termination of mandates. 4. Financial Analysis & Loan Loss Provisions • Analyse arrears trends, delinquency migrations, roll rates, and recovery patterns to identify emerging risks., • Provide monthly reporting for management and the Board on arrears, collections performance, and expected credit losses (ECL)., • Work closely with Finance to:, • calculate and validate loan loss provisions,, • understand the impact of write-offs on P&L,, • forecast impairment and recovery levels., • Contribute to stress testing, scenario analysis, and forward-looking risk assessments. 5. Data & Reporting • Maintain accurate and detailed member account notes, arrears records, and repayment agreements., • Produce high-quality management information, including:, • arrears by ageing category,, • new delinquencies vs cures,, • repayment plan performance,, • DCA outcomes,, • provisions and write-offs,, • Consumer Duty-aligned outcomes analysis., • Support quarterly and annual reporting requirements, including materials for the Board, auditors, and potential investors. 6. Risk, Compliance & Conduct • Maintain up-to-date knowledge of regulatory expectations relating to credit control, Consumer Duty, forbearance, fair treatment of customers, and debt collection., • Ensure all arrears and collections activity remains compliant with FCA Handbook, CONC, and internal policies., • Handle member complaints relating to arrears or collections promptly, fairly, and in line with internal complaints procedures., • Demonstrate high standards of integrity, professionalism, and ethical judgement in all member interactions. 7. Team & Leadership (as the function grows) • Support the training, coaching, and development of junior team members., • Help design team structure, performance metrics, and workflow standards for a growing arrears management function., • Provide cover for the Head of Finance or Risk & Compliance Manager as needed on credit-related matters. Person Specification Essential Skills & Experience • Significant experience in credit control, arrears management, or collections within a financial services organisation (bank, credit union, building society, or FCA-regulated lender)., • Strong understanding of ethical and responsible lending practices., • Experience conducting affordability assessments and agreeing repayment solutions., • Strong analytical capability, with the ability to interpret financial and member data to drive decisions., • Excellent communication and negotiation skills, including the ability to manage sensitive conversations., • High proficiency in Excel and core Microsoft applications., • Experience managing relationships with external service providers or debt collectors., • Proven ability to balance commercial objectives with fair customer outcomes. Desirable • Experience working within a credit union or similar mutual financial institution., • Understanding of IFRS 9 impairment principles (or willingness to learn)., • Experience building or improving credit control processes or systems., • Experience in team leadership or mentoring. Qualifications Essential • A finance-related qualification or equivalent relevant industry experience. Desirable • Additional credit management, financial analysis, or regulatory qualifications (e.g., CICM, CeMAP, or similar). Conduct Rules (FCA) You must: • Act with integrity., • Act with due skill, care and diligence., • Be open and cooperative with the FCA, PRA, and other regulators. Values & Behaviours • Ethical, member-focused and compassionate., • Highly organised and reliable., • Analytical and commercially aware., • Calm under pressure, able to manage complex or sensitive cases., • Collaborative team player who contributes to a strong risk culture.

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  • Management Consultant
    Management Consultant
    8 days ago
    £51000–£54000 yearly
    Full-time
    London

    Overview We are seeking a highly motivated Management Consultant to join our dynamic team. The successful candidate will play a vital role in analysing organisational processes, identifying areas for improvement, and delivering strategic solutions to optimise business performance. This paid position offers an excellent opportunity to develop your expertise within a professional environment, working closely with clients across various industries. Candidates should possess strong analytical skills and a solid understanding of business analysis principles. Responsibilities Conduct comprehensive business analysis to understand client needs and organisational challenges Develop detailed reports and strategic recommendations based on data-driven insights Collaborate with clients to identify operational inefficiencies and propose effective solutions Assist in the design and implementation of organisational change initiatives Support project teams in managing stakeholder expectations and ensuring project deliverables are met Facilitate workshops and meetings to gather requirements and communicate findings clearly Monitor progress post-implementation to evaluate the effectiveness of recommended strategies Skills Strong business analysis skills with the ability to interpret complex data and translate it into actionable insights Excellent analysis skills, demonstrating attention to detail and critical thinking capabilities Effective communication skills, both written and verbal, with the ability to engage diverse audiences Proven organisational skills with the capacity to manage multiple projects simultaneously Ability to work independently as well as part of a team in fast-paced environments Prior experience or knowledge of management consulting practices is advantageous but not essential This role offers a stimulating environment for aspiring management consultants eager to make a tangible impact on organisational success through strategic advice and innovative problem-solving.

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  • Finance Manager
    Finance Manager
    2 months ago
    £50000–£60000 yearly
    Full-time
    London

    Job Title: Finance Manager Salary: £55,000 per annum Contract Type: Full-time, permanent Reporting to: Finance Director Location: Knightsbridge, London (office-based, Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm) Role Overview We’re looking for a Finance Manager to lead the day-to-day operations of our finance team. Reporting to the Finance Director and managing two finance staff, this is a hands-on role covering all core accounting processes, month-end reporting, and financial oversight. You'll ensure the accuracy of financial records, support planning and budgeting, and help maintain the smooth running of the finance function. This role suits someone confident in both the technical side of accounting and team management, with the ability to work independently in a small, fast-paced team. Key Responsibilities • Manage daily finance operations including purchase and sales ledgers, bank reconciliations, payroll journals, and staff expenses, • Oversee and support two finance team members, ensuring timely and accurate work across all transactional areas, • Prepare and post month-end journals; complete balance sheet reconciliations, • Monitor cash flow and working capital, and produce regular cash forecasts, • Produce monthly management accounts with supporting analysis for senior leadership, • Support annual budgeting and forecasting processes, • Assist with year-end accounts preparation and work with external auditors as needed, • Ensure compliance with accounting standards and company policies, including VAT and other statutory obligations, • Maintain and improve finance systems and processes, including training the team as needed, • Provide ad hoc financial analysis and reporting for the Finance Director and other senior stakeholders Skills and Experience • Qualified or part-qualified accountant (ACA, ACCA, CIMA), or qualified by experience, • Minimum 5 years’ experience in finance or accounting, including some team management, • Strong understanding of UK GAAP and VAT, • Proficient in Excel and familiar with common finance systems, • Comfortable working in a small, hands-on team with a varied workload, • Clear communicator with a focus on accuracy and meeting deadlines WHO WE ARE Lux Group is responsible for revolutionising the world of kitchen design and transforming this humble room into the prestigious focal point of the home, the pioneering spirit of our founders remains at the heart of every Lux Group creation today. Home to our workshop for more than four decades, it is here that every piece of Lux Group furniture is crafted by hand by a team of expert artisans and bespoke designers. Within the workshop, traditional joinery goes hand in hand with state-of-the-art machinery, and generations of skill and passion infuse every creation, with each finished piece bearing the name of the craftsman responsible for making it. If you are tenacious and hungry for success then we want to hear from you!

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