Description
Join Pinsent Masons as a Treasurer in London, supporting the full range of Treasury operations and helping the Treasury Manager deliver key projects across the international business.
You will work across cashflow, banking administration, funding, controls and audit activity, helping to keep financial operations accurate, compliant and effective. The role offers broad exposure to global banking relationships, client-money processes and finance colleagues across the firm.
Responsibilities:
- Manage core banking administration, including opening and closing bank accounts, online banking access, mandates, approval structures and global bank-contact records.
- Support daily cashflow, cash pooling and overseas funding, while monitoring interest rates and bank charges across jurisdictions.
- Arrange bank guarantees, including rent guarantees and bid or performance bonds, to support firm operations and client bids.
- Review treasury budgets, bank reconciliations, cashier bank-balance reports and control accounts, resolving issues and maintaining accurate records.
- Support sanctions, anti-money laundering, tax-reporting and audit requirements, including the annual Solicitors Accounts Rules client-monies audit and internal audit requests.
- Coordinate payment activity and improvements, including international payroll payments, payment authorisations, client-payment workflows, templates and file uploads for expenses and supplier payments.
Requirements:
- At least three years' treasury experience, with good practical knowledge of banking operations.
- Experience working in a law firm or another professional services organisation.
- A thorough approach to financial processes, controls and authorisations, with strong accuracy and attention to detail.
- The ability to organise a busy workload, use initiative and meet frequent deadlines.
- Clear written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to build effective relationships across teams and levels.
- Good IT literacy; knowledge of Microsoft Excel and Aderant would be beneficial, as would an understanding of the Solicitors Accounts Rules.
Benefits:
- Meaningful work, real impact – contributing to initiatives and projects that have a genuine impact on clients and the firm's success.
- A firm that backs growth – clear expectations, structured development and real investment in helping reach potential.
- A progressive culture – collaborative, inclusive and forward-looking, with space to innovate and do best work.