Financial Services Recruitment

Financial Services Recruitment

Tiger Recruitment is a boutique finance recruitment agency specialising in financial services recruitment. We source talented finance and accounting professionals for employers across London, the UK and worldwide. Our team comprises experienced finance recruitment specialists equipped to advise and guide our clients through the entire recruiting process.

We have successfully placed candidates in various industries including family office recruitment, commerce and industry recruitment, and public sector recruitment.

Banking and Financial Services Recruitment

Our recruitment expertise extends across banking and financial services, where we’re trusted to connect organisations with financial services talent across multiple professional fields. Whether you’re a global bank or a dynamic investment company, we take the time to understand your recruitment needs and match exceptional people with employers of choice.

Financial Services Roles We Recruit For

Our track record for recruiting has allowed us to understand the difference in financial roles within the finance sector. If our banking and financial services recruitment consultants don’t have the perfect candidate in their existing network, they will proactively source your shortlist via targeted advertising and headhunting.

We can assist with sourcing junior, part-qualified or qualified candidates for the positions listed below, if you have a more bespoke request please contact us.

Equity Analyst

An equity analyst focuses on the stocks of companies, typically specialising in a small group of companies. They play a critical role in the investment industry, providing insights that help investors make informed decisions using market data and news reports.

Finance Manager

A finance manager is a senior professional responsible for overseeing and managing an organisation’s financial operations, ensuring the company’s financial health and stability. This role is integral to the strategic planning, financial analysis, and reporting within a company.

Financial Accountant

A financial accountant plays a vital role in ensuring the accuracy and integrity of an organisation’s financial information, providing critical insights and supporting decision-making processes. Some of their responsibilities involve budgeting and forecasting, financial analysis, and liaising with auditors.

Financial Analyst

A financial analyst analyses data to assist in aiding the judgement of the potential success of an investment. Financial analysts work in various settings, including investment banks, mutual funds, hedge funds, securities firms, insurance companies, and corporate finance departments.

Financial Controller

A financial controller is responsible for overseeing the financial operations of an organisation, ensuring the accuracy, integrity, and timeliness of financial reporting. Their main role is to maintain the overall financial health of the company. The role often involves a mix of strategic planning, financial management, and compliance oversight.

Fund Accountant

Fund accountants are responsible for conducting a daily analysis of financial metrics to enable companies to value their funds. Their responsibilities include reporting income, expense, and item-specific accrual statements which all help fund performance support and strategic decision-making.

Fund Accounting Manager

A fund accounting manager is a financial professional overseeing the accounting and reporting functions related to investment funds. This role is crucial in ensuring the accuracy and compliance of financial statements, managing fund performance, and maintaining investor confidence. They typically work within investment firms, mutual funds, hedge funds, or other financial institutions that manage pooled investments.

Investment Analyst

An investment analyst continuously collects and interprets data. They use financial data, market trends, and economic conditions to help investors, fund managers, and financial institutions make informed decisions about where to allocate their capital.

Management Accountant

A management accountant may also be known as a cost, managerial, corporate or private accountant. They play a crucial role in ensuring that companies make more informed business decisions, by providing a carefully constructed financial analysis to a management team, designed to contribute to their growth and success.

Middle Office Analyst

Middle office analysts are responsible for performing regular reconciliations for both clients and internal records. Their work contributes to the accurate valuation of financial instruments, the mitigation of operational risks, and the overall effectiveness of risk management strategies.

Regulatory Reporting Accountant

Regulatory reporting accountants are essential in ensuring an organisation meets its legal and regulatory obligations. They play a critical role in maintaining the organisation’s reputation and preventing potential fines or sanctions. By promoting transparency and accountability, their work fosters trust among stakeholders, including investors, customers, and regulatory bodies.