Remote | FP&A Manager; Corporate Finance

We are sharing a specialised part-time consulting opportunity for experienced FP&A and corporate finance professionals with strong expertise in financial planning and analysis, budgeting, forecasting, management reporting, financial modelling, and business performance analysis.

This role focuses on reviewing professional documents, spreadsheets, and presentation materials related to FP&A and corporate finance. Selected experts will assess outputs for financial accuracy, analytical rigour, modelling quality, commercial relevance, presentation effectiveness, and overall professional credibility.

• Evaluate FP&A work products for accuracy, completeness, and professional quality
• Assess whether financial analyses appropriately support business planning and decision-making
• Review assumptions, calculations, trends, and financial conclusions
• Identify analytical errors, unsupported conclusions, and inconsistencies
• Apply professional judgement grounded in real-world FP&A experience

• Review budgets, forecasts, and financial planning materials
• Assess revenue, expense, profitability, cash-flow, and operating assumptions
• Evaluate whether projections are internally consistent and supported by available information
• Identify unrealistic assumptions or inconsistencies between forecasts and underlying data
• Review scenario and sensitivity analyses where relevant

• Evaluate corporate finance analyses, business cases, and supporting recommendations
• Review financial implications of strategic and operational decisions
• Assess whether conclusions appropriately reflect financial performance and business considerations
• Identify gaps in financial reasoning or unsupported assumptions
• Evaluate recommendations for commercial and financial soundness

• Review spreadsheets and financial models supporting planning and decision-making
• Assess formulas, calculations, assumptions, projections, and financial schedules
• Identify mathematical, logical, or consistency errors
• Evaluate whether model outputs support stated conclusions
• Review the structure, clarity, and usability of financial models

• Evaluate analyses involving actual versus budget, forecast performance, and financial variances