PE Controller (Growth Due To New Fund Launches)

Posted 2 days ago

atlantic groupNew York (NY)

Financial Specialists, All Other Portfolio Management and Investment Advice

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About the role

*Atlantic Group is representing another firm for this position. Please note that the company name and additional details will be provided once you are selected and contacted. You will have the opportunity to help al financial services firm. You will be working out of their NYC office (currently hybrid).The ideal candidate will have 7-12 years of fund accounting OR audit OR fund admin (Big 4 public accounting firm/fund admin to start and then core fund experience in house) experience currently.

Responsibilities: Assist with the review of the fund financials Be a key member helping out with the investor reporting process (month, quarter, and year-end close process)Help with the NAV, capital calls, distributions, waterfalls, etc. Oversee the fund administrator and help with the annual audits Help he finance/treasury team with liquidity analysis, KPI's (IRR, AUM reporting, etc.), and complex valuations Have an analytical mindset and help out with process improvement initiatives/increasing efficiency Respond to investor requests, the Investor Relations (IR) team, and special projects as they arise

Qualifications: Bachelor’s Degree in accounting, finance, or business at minimum 7 – 12 years of relevant experience in the accounting, finance, or commercial real estate fields

Note: Qualified candidates will be contacted. If an applicant is not chosen, we will keep your resume on file for future opportunities and may contact you for further discussion. ID: 36862

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