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Finance Business Partner

Chase and Holland Recruitment Ltd·Doncaster·Posted 1 months ago
💰 £55-60k/year⭐ Senior
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Finance Business Partner – Doncaster – up to £60,000

Chase & Holland are excited to be working with a well-respected, established business who are at the forefront of their market and are looking to recruit a Finance Business Partner to be part of their great team. Reporting into the Senior Finance Business Partner, this role is a fantastic opportunity to play a key role in a well-known business, who are constantly growing and are a reputable employer in the area.

You will work closely with your stakeholders to help drive high level performance through great relationship building and strong analytical skills, to support effective decision making.

Benefits Include:
  • 24 days annual leave + bank holidays
  • 10% bonus
  • Hybrid working (3 days in office)
  • Private medical
  • Life assurance & Critical Illness Cover
  • Various discount schemes
Finance Business Partner Responsibilities:
  • Be involved in maximising short term performance results and supporting longer term strategic business cases to drive the business forward
  • Providing weekly financial insight to support review of business performance
  • Providing financial analysis, learnings and recommendations to budget holders / to support decision making
  • Generate key insights from financial/non financial information (internal and external) to inform business action plans
  • Forecasting and budgetary control for specific areas of the business, and support SFBP with forecasting and budgeting for their areas of responsibility
  • Provide analysis and insight to support and challenge budget holders
  • Monthly reporting to non-financial managers – trend analysis of key indicators & corrective action plans as required
  • Support business case development, and play key role in driving delivery and tracking performance
  • Pre and post promotional analysis, including analysing viability, wins and learns/ recommendations for the future
  • Deputise for Senior FBP where required
Required Skills & Experience:
  • Qualified Accountant (CIMA/ ACCA or ACA) with proved post qualified experience  
  • Solid commercial Finance experience in a fast-paced business, ideally with business partnering
  • Excellent communication skills and ability to work closely across finance and non-finance teams
  • Strong financial modelling and analytical skills
  • Commercial astute
  • Flexible, dynamic individual, able to manage own workload and changing demand
  • Ability to interrogate the right data to analyse trend, make recommendations and tell a story
If you are interested in finding out about this exciting Finance Business Partner opportunity, please click ‘apply now’.

Chase & Holland acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. We specialise in finance, supply chain, HR, IT and office support recruitment and comfortably service Yorkshire, Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Staffordshire and Lincolnshire.
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CIMA qualificationACCA qualificationACA qualificationPost qualified experienceCommercial finance experienceBusiness partnering experienceFinancial modellingAnalytical skills
Nice-to-have
Fast-paced business experiencePromotional analysis experienceTrend analysis expertise
Soft skills
CommunicationAnalytical thinkingCommercial acumenFlexibilityRelationship buildingProblem solving
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⭐ Highlight your qualified accountant status (CIMA/ACCA/ACA) prominently as this is explicitly required

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🎯 Emphasise financial modelling experience as the role involves complex analysis and business case development

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  • Led financial modelling for 12 strategic business cases, delivering £2.3M in approved investment decisions over 18 months
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I am writing to apply for the Finance Business Partner position at your established Doncaster business. With my qualified accountant credentials and proven business partnering experience, I am well-positioned to support your stakeholders in driving high-level performance through financial insight and analytical expertise.

My background in commercial finance and financial modelling aligns perfectly with your requirements for forecasting, budgetary control, and business case development. I have consistently delivered meaningful insights to support decision-making across finance and non-finance teams.

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Technical

  • How would you approach building a financial model for a new business case?
  • Describe your experience with forecasting and budgetary control processes
  • How do you ensure accuracy when performing trend analysis on key performance indicators?
  • What methods do you use to interrogate data and identify meaningful insights?
  • How would you structure a monthly financial report for non-financial managers?

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  • Tell me about a time you had to challenge a budget holder's decision
  • Describe a situation where you had to build relationships with non-finance stakeholders
  • Give an example of when your financial analysis led to a significant business decision
  • How do you manage competing priorities and changing demands in your workload?
  • Describe a time when you had to present complex financial information to senior management
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Tell me about a time you had to challenge a budget holder's decision

When reviewing quarterly forecasts, I noticed a department head planned to increase headcount by 8 people without corresponding revenue projections. I analysed historical productivity data showing current team utilisation at only 78%. I presented this analysis showing the department could handle 15% more volume with existing resources. After discussing alternative approaches like process improvements and skills training, we agreed to delay hiring for 6 months and implement efficiency measures instead. This saved £240,000 in recruitment costs while achieving the same output targets through better resource utilisation.
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Give an example of when your financial analysis led to a significant business decision

I conducted promotional analysis for a major product launch campaign costing £180,000. My pre-launch modelling predicted 12% lower ROI than projected due to seasonal demand patterns and competitor activity. I recommended shifting 60% of the budget to Q2 when market conditions were more favourable. Post-campaign analysis showed actual ROI of 18% versus the original 8% projection, generating additional profit of £95,000. This analysis framework became standard practice for all future promotional planning across 4 product categories.

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