FP&A Analyst
Role Overview
The FP&A Analyst supports financial planning projects involving budgeting, line-of-business performance, mergers and acquisitions, systems implementations and conversions, and other initiatives.
The role requires strong communication and organizational skills and the ability to lead team members through project tasks.
Key Skills for This Role
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Workplace
- This is an in-office position five days per week, ideally based at the headquarters in Stuart, Florida.
Role summary
The FP&A Analyst supports financial planning projects involving budgeting, line-of-business performance, mergers and acquisitions, systems implementations and conversions, and other initiatives.
The role requires strong communication and organizational skills and the ability to lead team members through project tasks.
Essential duties
- Support the Financial Planning and Analysis Manager.
- Provide line-of-business budgeting and monthly forecasting support, set completion timelines, and support regular presentations of results to executive management.
- Support the annual budget, quarterly forecast, and three-year strategic planning process.
- Use or develop financial models for future ventures, products, strategies, and marketing campaigns.
- Review historical and future performance and returns trends to identify financial development opportunities.
- Prepare board and management reports, company metrics, and competitive benchmarking.
- Develop profitability metrics and KPIs to benchmark future line-of-business growth.
- Support merger and acquisition work, including due diligence, forecasting, and post-close analytics.
- Adhere to the bank’s Code of Conduct and applicable legal, ethical, regulatory, and risk-mitigation requirements.
Education and experience
- Bachelor’s degree in Finance or Accounting required; master’s degree preferred.
- Two years of related Finance or Accounting experience with financial institutions required; FP&A-specific experience preferred.
Technical skills
- Advanced Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, Power BI, Power Query, and Project skills are required.
- Ability to extract and analyze data from various sources is required.
- SQL, MySQL, and project management skills are preferred.
Compliance
Associates must comply with applicable legal, ethical, regulatory, and bank risk-mitigation requirements and complete required annual training.
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