Are you ready to shape the future of capital markets? We are looking for an Accounts Payable Accountant to join the Finance Operations team. The position will be based in Milan, and start as soon as possible.Reimbursement: 800 euro grossTicket restaurantminimum 6 months internshipYou will primarily be responsible for:Processing daily accounts payable by monitoring and managing vendor invoices and expense reports, ensuring timely payments and addressing risk issuesMaintaining vendor relationships and monitoring invoice payment statusActing as a business partner with the procurement team and engaging with the business to best serve our vendorsEscalating issues promptly and managing disputesAnalysing data and identifying trends, providing reporting when neededMaintaining and updating vendor master dataProactively monitoring purchase orders and vendor invoicesProcessing weekly vendor payments to guarantee due dates are metPerforming month end closing activities and reconciliationsAssisting in internal and external financial audits, ensuring compliance with internal controls,



procedures and policiesYour profile:Degree in Economics, Business or AccountingHigh level of proficiency with the Microsoft Office suite, especially ExcelExcellent English skills (written and spoken)Strong attention to detail and accuracyAnalytical mindset and problem-solving attitudeAbility to work independently and as part of a teamGood communication and interpersonal skillsOne to three years of experience in accounts payable or a similar finance role is preferredJoin a company where market infrastructure is built on innovation - and where every innovation starts with a bold mind asking, “What’s next?”. At Euronext, we believe change is a starting point, not an obstacle. We look for people who see growth opportunities, think long term and want to help shape capital markets for future generations. Working with us means:Being part of a European, international and diverse team – Collaborate across bo

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