Finance Business Partner (Pricing and Commercial) — Barclaycard, UK-London
Finance Business Partner (Pricing and Commercial) — Barclaycard
Company:
Barclays
Location:
UK-London
Remuneration:
not disclosed
Position Type:
Permanent
Employment type:
Full time
Updated:
04 Nov 2009
eFC Ref no:
586846
See job description below
Finance Business Partner (Pricing and Commercial), London - Competitive salary from £50,000with excellent package
As a leader of change, Barclaycard is dedicated to thinking ahead and making payments simpler for our customers. Innovative, vibrant and always focused on the future, our working environment provides the very best of everything. A recent re-brand reflects our dynamic new direction, and has created unprecedented levels of enthusiasm amongst our people.
What You Will Deliver For Us The role holder will report to the Finance Business Partner Global Commercial Payments and will be responsible for providing expert pricing and commercial support to the sales force on strategic, significant and complex tenders and in driving business performance in the Card issuing business
What You Will Need
Proven experience within commercial finance.
Experience of tender process and quotation building.
Strong Excel and analytical skills
Card and/or financial Industry knowledge desirable (Preferred)
Commercial and Marketing knowledge; experience of commercial negotiations (Preferred)
Barclaycard Barclaycard started in the UK but we now operate around the world, issuing cards throughout Europe, the USA, Africa, the Middle East and the far East. With over 23 million customers, our dedication to making payments simpler for our customer, be they consumers, retailers or merchants, means we are looking forward to an exciting and profitable future.
What you will get in return This is your chance to make a career with a business that matches your aspirations to highly focused training and development opportunities. Competitive salaries and pension packages are standard, and we also offer private healthcare and above average holiday entitlements, so what are you waiting for?
