Kering Senior Consolidation Analyst

Kering is a leading global luxury group that develops an ensemble of Houses renowned for creativity in fashion, leather goods, jewelry, eyewear and beauty. The Group combines an entrepreneurial heritage with a commitment to craftsmanship, sustainability and cultural engagement; its corporate organisation brings together central financial and operational functions that support the Houses worldwide.

1. Produce and analyse the Group's consolidated financial statements (quarterly, half-yearly and annual) and contribute to budget and forecast cycles.
2. Perform end-to-end transversal analyses: prepare consolidation instructions, conduct analytical reviews, draft accompanying notes and manage queries from external auditors.
3. Act as a business partner to individual Houses by supporting their financial reporting and reviewing their contributions to consolidated accounts.
4. Collaborate with other Finance departments (Treasury, Tax, etc.) on assigned topics and ad-hoc requests from Group Finance.
5. Support the enhancement of consolidation and reporting tools (notably HFM) and develop analysis and restitution capabilities within the Consolidation function.

1. Minimum five years' proven experience in financial consolidation within a large corporates or a consolidation advisory firm.
2. Master's degree (Bac+5) from a business school, university in management/accounting or an engineering school, or equivalent.
3. Strong rigour, team orientation, service mindset and adaptability in a transformation context.
4. Fluent English required; proficiency with a consolidation software (HFM is a plus).

1. HFM
2. Financial consolidation
3. Financial reporting and analytical review
4. Budgeting & forecasting
5. Audit liaison and external reporting
6. Business partnering
7. Cross-functional collaboration with Treasury and Tax

At least 5 years of hands-on consolidation experience in a large corporate group or within a firm providing consolidation assistance, with exposure to producing consolidated accounts and interacting with auditors.

Master's degree (Bac+5) from a business school, university in management/accounting or an engineering school, or equivalent.

Kering fosters a high-performance yet collaborative culture rooted in creativity and sustainability. The Group emphasises diversity and inclusion, offering an environment where differing perspectives and backgrounds are valued and contribute to organisational adaptability during strategic transformation.