CA or MBA: which do these ask for?

It varies by job. Each job shows the qualifications its listing names.

Are these accounting jobs?

They are finance jobs that accountants often move into. Pure data or analytics roles without a finance focus aren't listed.

Are these jobs from recruiters or agencies?

No. We only list jobs from employers' own careers sites, and we leave out recruitment agencies. You apply to the employer directly.

What do the "From India" and "Visa" tags mean?

"From India: Yes" means the listing names India, offers visa sponsorship, or the job is in India. "Possible" means nothing in the listing rules out someone applying from India. The visa tag says "sponsors" only when the listing says so; "may sponsor" means the listing doesn't mention visas; "not needed" is for remote and India-based jobs. Members see the exact line from the listing behind each tag.

FOR INDIAN CAS, CPAS AND ACCAS

21 FP&A and financial analyst jobs at global firms in India

Updated 15 Oct 2026 · From employers' own careers sites, checked daily

These are FP&A, financial analyst and finance business partner jobs in India at employers headquartered outside India: budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis and reporting to the business.

Listings differ on qualifications: some ask for CA, some for an MBA, and some for experience only. Tools like Excel, Power BI or a planning system show in the job's requirements when the listing names them.

Questions

CA or MBA: which do these ask for?: It varies by job. Each job shows the qualifications its listing names.
Are these accounting jobs?: They are finance jobs that accountants often move into. Pure data or analytics roles without a finance focus aren't listed.
Are these jobs from recruiters or agencies?: No. We only list jobs from employers' own careers sites, and we leave out recruitment agencies. You apply to the employer directly.
What do the "From India" and "Visa" tags mean?: "From India: Yes" means the listing names India, offers visa sponsorship, or the job is in India. "Possible" means nothing in the listing rules out someone applying from India. The visa tag says "sponsors" only when the listing says so; "may sponsor" means the listing doesn't mention visas; "not needed" is for remote and India-based jobs. Members see the exact line from the listing behind each tag.