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Ashley Wang – Financial Controller

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1 Ashley Wang – Financial Controller
School Finance Ashley Wang – Financial Controller

2 Mission Statement LSE Finance aims to provide:
Effective planning, management and control of the School's financial resources Valuable financial services to governors, staff, students and other stakeholders

3 School Finance

4 Where to find us

5 Services - Finance Division
Finance Director Mike Ferguson Financial Control & Operations Ashley Wang Financial Accounting & Compliance Elena Landon Payroll Ben Hancock Fees, Income, Credit Control & Cashiers Glenn Ruane Tax Steve Parsons Financial Planning & Analysis Andy Gladin Financial Systems Keith Adams Accounts Payable Stuart Sharkey Procurement Glen Humbles

6 How the Finance Division can help
New developments, regulations, advice on the School's financial policies Mike Ferguson / Ashley Wang 7886 / 5041 Getting bills paid or employee reimbursements Stuart Sharkey 7878 Student fees, sales invoicing and debt collection Glenn Ruane 7889 Budget virements, queries and forecast Andy Gladin 6222 Payroll Ben Hancock 7879 Travel facilities and petty cash Shivinder Vaid 6372 Tax Steve Parson 7886 Insurance and relocation Irin Wu 5348 Purchasing and tenders Glen Humble 5346

7 LSE Financial Regulations
Financial Framework External Financial memorandum with HEFCE Companies Acts and accounting standards Charities Act Tax regulations Internal Council and Court of Governors Finance Committee Academic Planning & Resources Committee Audit Committee Director of the School Chief Financial Officer Secretary Finance Director Budget Controllers LSE Financial Regulations

8 Financial Regulations
Covers School and subsidiary companies/joint ventures/partnerships Compliance is compulsory Authority required to sign contracts Any suspected fraud should be reported to the CFO or Finance Director When in doubt, consult with staff in the Finance Division

9 Additional Information
Financial Awareness Regular training – how to use financial reports Contact your FP&A manager

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