Director/AVP – Fund Finance & Accounting -Strategic High Growth Opportunity!

Posted 3 days ago

recruiting resourcesNew York (NY)

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About the role

A highly regarded and rapidly growing investment management platform is seeking a sharp Director, Fund Finance & Accounting to join a dynamic team supporting complex investment vehicles within a strategic platform. This is a high-impact opportunity for someone who wants exposure beyond traditional fund accounting and enjoys operating at the intersection of fund operations, reporting, investor deliverables, and strategic initiatives.-Hybrid In Office -$190-$225K in base + full 20-25% annual bonus
Responsibilities include: -Own day-to-day oversight and execution of fund operations and reporting across multiple vehicles-Manage complex fund structures including fund-of-funds, joint ventures, and closed/open-end structures globally-Lead liquidity management activities including capital calls, distributions, cash forecasting, and banking activity-Review NAV packages, GAAP financial statements, and coordinate closely with external administrators and auditors-Partner cross-functionally with investment operations, tax, investor relations, and leadership teams-Drive process improvements, automation initiatives, and scalable operational enhancements
Qualifications:
  • 6+ years of relevant experience within asset management, fund accounting, or alternative investments
  • Strong understanding of alternative investment structures across credit, private equity, real assets, and partnership interests
  • Big 4 audit experience is highly valued
  • CPA preferred

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