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At Tiger Finance, we specialise in connecting top talent with leading companies in the commerce and industry sectors. Our extensive network and industry knowledge allow us to source candidates who are highly qualified and ready to make an impact. Our global reach, supported by our headquarters in London, ensures we can meet your recruitment needs, wherever you are.
We are committed to providing an exceptional recruitment experience. Our team of finance recruitment specialists uses a tailored approach to understand your specific requirements. This ensures that we present candidates who not only have the right skills but also align to your company’s values.
Whether you need permanent staff, temporary support or executive leadership, we have the resources to meet your needs. We can help you fill various roles across the commerce and industry sectors, ensuring your business has the talent it needs to thrive.
Stay ahead of the competition with our comprehensive finance and accounting salary and benefits review. Our review covers a wide range of roles within the finance sector, providing benchmarks for salaries and benefits. This can help you attract and retain top talent by offering competitive packages.
Request Salary ReviewTiger Finance distinguishes itself from other finance recruitment agencies, due to our deep understanding of the finance sector. Our consultants are experts in finance and accounting recruitment, and have a track record of successful placements. Leveraging our headhunting capabilities and using our global network, we are able to source top-tier candidates who match your requirements.
We conduct a rigorous screening process to ensure the candidates we shortlist are not only qualified in terms of professional qualifications and experience but also have value alignment with your company. Our commitment to discretion and integrity fosters trust and builds long-standing relationships with all our clients. By doing so, it allows us to understand the challenges your business faces and provide the best recruitment solutions. Our goal is to be your trusted partner in achieving your business objectives.
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We utilise our industry expertise and expansive network to help commerce and industry businesses fill essential roles, including:
Transactional roles in finance focus on the day-to-day jobs of processing and managing financial transactions. This includes handling tasks like processing invoices, managing accounts payable and receivable, reconciling bank statements, and recording transactions in financial systems. Their work supports the smooth operation of financial processes and ensures operational efficiency.
We are ready to assist with your transactional finance recruitment needs.
Finance assistants support finance departments by handling various administrative tasks whilst working under the supervision of senior staff. They are often working towards professional qualifications to help them gain deeper knowledge and skills, enabling them to progress to more senior roles like accountant or finance manager.
A financial accountant plays a pivotal role in maintaining an organisation’s financial integrity and compliance. Their role intersects with various fields in a company including company law and financial reporting standards. A financial accountant is responsible for recording, summarising, and reporting the many transactions a business makes over time. They will also contribute to creating budgets and financial forecasts which aid strategic business planning.
A group accountant oversees the financial management and reporting for a group of companies within a larger organisation. Their role involves consolidating financial statements to provide a comprehensive view of the group’s overall financial performance and compliance with accounting standards across all entities. Their work is crucial in aligning the financial goals and operations of the entire group.
A management accountant focuses on providing financial insights that contribute to strategic decision-making within an organisation. Their roles involve analysing financial data, preparing detailed reports and developing budgets that guide management with their planning. Management accountants work closely with a variety of departments in a company to ensure financial goals are aligned with business objectives.
A finance manager is responsible for managing a company’s finances. This includes creating detailed financial reports that will be used for strategic decision-making, and advising on where to manage cash flow and expenses. Their duties include reviewing financial reports, monitoring accounts and preparing financial forecasts.
A financial controller oversees all accounting functions in a business, making sure that all accounting records are appropriately kept ensuring all transactions are recorded, filed and reported properly. Financial controllers are expected to have advanced analytical, numerical and problem-solving skills alongside business acumen, and the ability to influence people at all levels.
Financial directors have a variety of different responsibilities, but their ultimate goal is to provide financial stability for a company. They manage financial planning, budgeting, and leading the finance team. Financial directors also oversee investment strategies and risk management, working closely with other executives to drive growth and profitability.
A finance business partner bridges the gap between finance and operations, enabling to help align with your financial objectives with business goals. Their role is to provide financial information, tools and analysis to executives enabling them to make more informed decision making. They are usually experts in the economic environment of the company and understand market trends.
An internal auditor is an independent, objective evaluation of an organisation’s financial and operational activities. The purpose of the audit is to ensure compliance with laws and regulations, assess risk management and improve internal controls. Thus, helping to enhance organisational effectiveness and ensure the accuracy of financial reporting.
Bring top talent into your commerce or industry business with Tiger Finance. We help you speed up the hiring process by quickly sourcing qualified candidates for your role. We handle the entire recruitment process, from initial screening to final placement, to ensure you have a smooth and successful experience.
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Hire request formWhat is commerce and industry?
Commerce and industry refer to the sectors involved in the production, distribution, and sale of goods and services. Commerce focuses on the exchange of goods and services. Industry involves the manufacturing and production processes.
What is the DTI in the UK?
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) was a UK government department responsible for trade, business, and industrial policies. In 2007, it was replaced by the Department for Business, Enterprise, and Regulatory Reform (BERR) and the Department for Innovation, Universities, and Skills (DIUS). Those then merged to form the Department for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy (BEIS). In 2023, the BEIS was split into the Department for Business and Trade (DBT), the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ), and the Department for Science, Innovation, and Technology (DSIT).
What is the difference between trade commerce and industry?
Trade involves the buying and selling of goods and services between businesses or consumers. Commerce encompasses the broader activities of trade, including logistics, finance, and marketing. Industry focuses on the production of goods, including manufacturing and processing.
What type of industry is commerce?
Commerce is not a single industry but a broad sector that includes various activities related to trade and business. It encompasses retail, wholesale, logistics, finance, and other services that facilitate the exchange of goods and services.