Accounts Receivable Supervisor

Equifind is representing an award-winning, City of London‑based Asset Manager looking to hire an Accounts Receivable Supervisor within their Finance team. The firm manages over £500 million of retail and institutional capital and has experienced significant growth through multiple fund launches and a major merger in 2020.

• Manage the full billing and receivables cycle—from raising invoices to ensuring timely collection.
• Oversee debtor management, implementing strategies to minimise aged debt and improve cash flow.
• Collaborate with internal teams to align billing processes with project milestones and client contracts.
• Serve as the go-to person for all receivables queries, both internally and externally.
• Manage weekly payment runs, oversee cash management, and contribute to forecasting.
• Maintain and enhance expense and approval workflows for greater efficiency.
• Support wider transactional finance operations, ensuring high accuracy and compliance.

• Strong background in accounts receivable or finance operations, ideally gained in financial services, real estate, or insurance.
• Proven ability to take ownership, streamline processes, and deliver continuous improvement.
• Good understanding of finance and accounting concepts including coding of expenses to the general ledger and managing reconciliations.
• Experience working in a multi‑currency finance department (beneficial).
• Minimum of 5 + years’ experience in accounts receivable (AR), preferably in a similar supervisory role.
• Experience with Net Suite is highly advantageous.
• Fluency in another European language—German or Italian—would be advantageous but not essential.

This Permanent Accounts Receivable Supervisor role based in the City of London will be paid a competitive market‑based salary of £40,000 – £45,000 per annum.

• 25‑day annual leave
• Employer pension contribution
• Private health‑care (including dental and optical)
• Hybrid work pattern (4 days in the office, 1 day work‑from‑home)

Associate

Full‑time