Y Royalties Is Hiring: Royalty Accounting Role in London
If you know music rights and numbers, Y Royalties wants to talk to you.

Y Royalties is looking to expand their team in London with an Assistant Royalty Accountant position. The company positions itself at the intersection of music data, finance, and rights management — basically, they help make sure artists and labels actually get paid what they're owed.
This is a real role in a real industry that doesn't get enough attention. Behind every stream, every sync placement, every licensing deal, there's accounting work keeping things moving. Y Royalties is known for bringing a data-forward approach to a space that's historically been slow to modernize.
If you're into music, solid with spreadsheets, and want to work somewhere that actually matters to how the business runs, this could be your move. Check the full posting for details on responsibilities, qualifications, and how to apply.
Read the full story at Music Ally → https://musically.com/2026/09/25/assistant-royalty-accounting-y-royalties-london/
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